Unfortunately, the recently introduced gif image support is not included in the update. Also noted, is the new ability to upload multiple images at once via the app on to their Twitter accounts. One of the major inclusions to the Twitter app for Windows Phone that has been long-awaited is the in-line images feature, with which the users can view the images shared on Twitter from the app without clicking the links every time. In addition to this, the app also has improved reply, retweet, and favourite interface, enabling Windows Phone users to perform these actions directly from their timeline. The update comes with some new features as well as some UI tweaks.Īccording to the app's listing on the Windows Phone Store, the updated Twitter app (4MB in size) now sports a bigger navigation bar placed on top of the main app screen. Neowin was told by a Twitter spokesperson that the legacy apps will no longer be offered beginning today, and will stop working on June 1.Twitter has finally rolled-out a major update to its Windows Phone app, seven months since it last updated the app. This means that you'll no longer be able to use a first-party Twitter client on the following platforms: Windows Phone 7, Windows Phone 8, Windows Phone 8.1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 Mobile versions 1703 and earlier, and Windows 10 for PCs version 1703 or earlier. Unfortunately, there was some bad news as well, which is that if you're not on a device that gets the PWA - meaning Windows 10 version 1709 or 1803 - your Twitter app will be unsupported as of June 1. Since the April 2018 Update rolled out officially yesterday, Microsoft and Twitter announced the new app. The app was also pushed yesterday to those that are on Windows 10 version 1709 - including phones - which doesn't support PWAs, breaking things like notifications and Live Tile support. Progressive Web Apps are a new feature in the Windows 10 April 2018 Update, which allow a web app to work more like a native app.
For over a month now, Twitter has had a PWA available in the Microsoft Store.
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