Well, hopefully you don’t want to use major 3rd party clients for the most part twitterbecause Elon Musk It looks like you blocked access to Twitter’s API for some reason. According to an internal Slack message seen by The Information,, the social media platform has intentionally disabled these third-party apps. In one post, a senior software engineer literally said, “Suspending third-party apps is intentional.”
The third-party Twitter client has been broken since at least Thursday night, and the developer says it hasn’t received any updates yet. According to VergeTwitter did not immediately respond to Mashable’s request for comment.
Twitter users call out bugs and broken features on the platform
Since Thursday evening, users have been complaining that they can’t use apps like Tweetbot or Twitterrific that they can use to scroll through Twitter without using Twitter’s software directly.
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“And I really want an official official statement.” Tweetbot co-creator Paul Haddad said: In Sunday’s Mastodon post. “We have a number of sub-updates coming up in the coming weeks for his third year of Tweetbot. Obviously I’d rather not
Twitterrific tweeted on Sunday: “No official word yet on what’s going on. We apologize for the ongoing interruption.”
But like what Musk does on Twitter, it’s not particularly thorough. Some apps, such as Albatross and Fenix, still work for some people and others don’t, depending on whether they’re using them on iOS or Android, he reports the Verge. Naturally, everything is troublesome.
