If you wish to search for other users, press command+U and enter in their user
ID. Then you'll be pulling up their timeline and can see their tweets. You can
toggle to the drawer if you wish to see more information about them, follow,
DM, and all that good stuff.
On Mar 13, 2013, at 1:05 PM, Mi
hey,
is there a yorufukurou podcast? i'm getting a mac in the next two weeks
and this program sounds okay for twitter
On 14/03/2013 2:58 AM, jeffry miller wrote:
i HAVE A yorufukurou QUESTION. how DO YOU SEARCH FOR and add USERS?
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Hi,
Press CMD+U, and type the username and press enter. Then, focus on a tweet by
said user, interact with the drawler (if hidden, press CMD+D), and find the
user action menu button. Press that, and go down to following status submenu,
and select follow.
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I use Twitterrific on my iPhone to do this. With Facebook and Twitter, I use
different apps, even different platforms, to accomplish different task. I
haven't found one app for Twitter or Facebook that seems to do everything I
would like it to do. It would be awesome if they made one. LOL
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Hi,
Unfortunately, there's no way to do that in YoruFukurou, the only thing you can
do if view your own followers and people you're following.
As far as the other clients for Windows, I believe since those were
specifically designed for the blind, unlike YoruFukurou, they added those
features i
Hi folks,
Someone asked me if it is possible to view followers of your followers, and if
it is, how to do so.
I hate to bring windows into this discussion, but I know that you could do so
in Quitter and its derivatives.
I am not bringing any of the above discussed products down, but it seems
