Blum

New icon is awful... Plus it's proportions are all off google's guidelines.

I love it. I have a question. Is there anyway to save pics?

Great client. Two suggestions: it would be great if the real url in tweets could be seen and not the shortened versions. Second a "don't jump to the top after refresh" option would be an alternative to tweetmarker which you told me you have no desire to implement.

Would like to see my lists. Other than that, its smooth and I love the design.

Cool but material design would be welcome. Cheers

Great work. Including lists would be fantastic

Perfect for those that just need the basics. Could use a inline search while writing a tweet though

Addition of lists and rounded avatars settings would be great.

Really liking this Twitter client, hoping support for more than one account is planned for the future?

Nice and clean app. Importantly, it shows (quite elegantly) when a tweet was retweeted by someone -- you wouldn't believe how many other Twitter apps don't show that, and just show the tweet as if someone you follow had tweeted it! However, the notifications could use some work. I'd like to see my old mentions like other apps show them, in a column that I can swipe to get to. When I used the app for the first time, none of my mentions were there (and still aren't). Also, Direct Messages are called "Conversations" in Blum, which might confuse some people (is a mention-based, non-DM conversation not a conversation?). Oh, one more thing. Please add the ability to disable auto-updates. I prefer to swipe down to update my Twitter feed, instead of my phone beeping at me to tell me that someone mentioned me! Overall, a good, no-nonsense Twitter app that does things better than a lot of other apps.

This all has great potential, but the basics alone are enough and its simplicity makes it very seamless to use.

Great client. Two suggestions: it would be great if the real url in tweets could be seen and not the shortened versions. Second a "don't jump to the top after refresh" option would be an alternative to tweetmarker which you told me you have no desire to implement.

Perfect for those that just need the basics. Could use a inline search while writing a tweet though