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Contacted Twitterrific, and they are skeptical about Twitter and 3rd party apps coming back. So at this time, Twitterrific will not work because it needs an update before it will work again. #Twitterrific #Skeptical #Twitter
@ChrisChaffin Blah! I wish Twitterific did work again. That was the app I used all the time.
@luvlabguidedogs @ChrisChaffin tell me. wishing twitterific worked. Please? Do y'all want me to get started on Elon musk cologne or is it musk rat?
@boltonnut @ChrisChaffin That's primarily because the developers cut and ran. Spring still works, and from what I gather, the whole thing about third party apps being disallowed is being retracted. Twitteriffic only doesn't work because the devs ran like rats deserting a sinking ship the very moment things stopped working. That, unfortunately, can't be blamed on Musk.
@maerlynofmiria @boltonnut Twitterrific did not really cut and run. there connection was cut off. And so was Springs connection. I have both apps and I tried both at the time. Spring just started working yesterday, its not like Spring did not stop working. Twitterrific has just decided that at this time, they are choosing to be cautious because they just don't want the same thing to happen again. And I can understand where Twitterrific is coming from. My Spring did not just magically start working. First, I had to update the app, then sign in again, and then authorize the app to connect my account to Spring again. So that means that Spring some how created an entire new connection. And there are other third party apps that still don't work. I will also say that Spring still don't work as smoothly as it use to. Sometimes it takes multiple times to send a post. Do not know if the connection Spring has is not as good, if it is a problem on Springs end, or on twitters end. Its Twitterrifics decision if they want to try to reconnect at this time, but Musk is the cause of the issue ever starting.
@ChrisChaffin @maerlynofmiria @boltonnut yep he's the route cause of it.
@ChrisChaffin @boltonnut the difference is, the spring devs kept it going, even if it stopped working, so yes, Twitteriffic's devs did, in fact, cut and run.
@ChrisChaffin @maerlynofmiria I can too understand where twitterific is coming from but hope they do come back. I like it better than twitter.com on the I O S phone.