Twitter Redesigns Profile Pages; Looks Even More Like Facebook
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Oct 22, 2024
Oct 22, 2024
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About a year ago, Twitter had brought the concept of header image in user profile pages to make them more personalised. The only problem was that the header image was hidden behind your profile photo. So in a bid to get rid of this problem, Twitter got inspiration (read copied) from the way Facebook designs its profile pages. Just like Facebook profile pages, soon your profile image will be on the left and just on top of it a large header photo. The upcoming changes include the option of pinned tweets. Pinned tweet work in the same way as pinned posts on the CrazyEngineers forum. Users can select only one of their tweets to appear on top of all other tweets.
When you visit someone’s profile page you will soon be able to filter their tweets into categories like Tweets (text only tweets), Tweets with photos/videos, or Tweets and replies. All of the aforementioned changes will be applicable to the web version and there is no information on whether these changes will make their way to mobile apps or not. To make sure the public gets a sneak peek of the forthcoming changes, Twitter has updated profile pages of a small group of people that consists of movie stars, international TV personalities, sporting leagues, singers, musicians and United States’ first lady. To find out which celebrities are now the part of this exclusive club head over to the source link below. The rollout to the masses will commence in a few weeks.
So what do you think of these changes? Participate in the poll and select the appropriate choice. If you have something more to say head over to the comment section below.
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When you visit someone’s profile page you will soon be able to filter their tweets into categories like Tweets (text only tweets), Tweets with photos/videos, or Tweets and replies. All of the aforementioned changes will be applicable to the web version and there is no information on whether these changes will make their way to mobile apps or not. To make sure the public gets a sneak peek of the forthcoming changes, Twitter has updated profile pages of a small group of people that consists of movie stars, international TV personalities, sporting leagues, singers, musicians and United States’ first lady. To find out which celebrities are now the part of this exclusive club head over to the source link below. The rollout to the masses will commence in a few weeks.
So what do you think of these changes? Participate in the poll and select the appropriate choice. If you have something more to say head over to the comment section below.
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