Facebook no longer supported in tweetdeck

TweetDeck is the most powerful  Twitter tool for tracking real-time conversations. It has been popular because of its flexibility and customizable layout. TweetDeck is the most used Twitter client on desktops. But now TweetDeck is no longer going to support Facebook. From May 7, 2013, TweetDeck will have completely removed Facebook integration. All columns in TweetDeck will be automatically removed. TweetDeck has been available as chrome extension, TweetDeck for Android, TweetDeck for iPhone and TweetDeck Air.

All these are to be unavailable from May 7. The team has been decided to focus on web version on TweetDeck. This means, though TweetDeck will be gone from iPhone, Android, Desktop as standalone Twitter client. It will be still accessible as a web version application. Using the capabilities of modern browsers, TweetDeck is being developed in web version which is to  supposed be fast and feature rich. This time TweetDeck is using the latest Twitter API unlike the older TweetDeck versions which use Twitter REST API version 1.0. But support Facebook is being completely removed.
Well, we hope the new TweetDeck would be as expected that's what we can say. All the best with the new version of TweetDeck.



Source: https://blog.twitter.com/2013/update-tweetdeck

Comments

  1. UnknownMay 3, 2013 at 3:12 AM

    Already most of my Twitter friends have left the little blue bird for Facebook...with this act of stupidity, more will follow.

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  2. Paras NathMay 4, 2013 at 1:53 PM

    Yeah!!! That's really a stupid idea of TweetDeck.

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