Twitter Rolls Out Fix for Disappearing Tweets Bug on iOS

Twitter has introduced that it has up to date its iOS app with a repair for a bothersome bug that might trigger customers tweets to vanish whereas making an attempt to learn them on the app. The problem, which affected customers throughout the microblogging service, was first resolved on the Twitter Internet service on November 15. Now, iPhone and iPad customers who replace their Twitter app will be capable to pause whereas scrolling to learn a tweet, whereas it stays placed on their timeline.

The microblogging service revealed that new replies being added to a dialog on Twitter was the explanation tweets would all of a sudden bounce out of view whereas a consumer was studying it on the timeline. “Now once you pause your timeline scrolling to have a look at a Tweet, it ought to keep put!” the corporate tweeted. After the corporate rolled out a repair for the Internet model of Twiter on November 15, the difficulty has now been mounted on the Twitter app for iPhone and iPad.

Twitter is but to disclose when it could present a repair for the disappearing tweet problem on Android smartphones and tablets. Earlier this month, Twitter stated that customers would be capable to select when to see new tweets on their timeline by tapping the tweet counter bar on the prime of the timeline. The repair has arrived two months after the corporate acknowledged the difficulty again in September, inside the timeline stipulated by Twitter.

The service has made different noteworthy modifications to its apps, such because the latest choice to discontinue assist for Accelerated Cell Pages (AMP). The corporate has begun phasing out assist for redirecting customers to AMP variations of articles on the net. Final month, Twitter up to date its Android app with the flexibility to alter mild and darkish themes primarily based on the system theme. Whereas the app beforehand allowed customers to alter the theme with an “automated at sundown” choice or manually, the “use gadget settings” function launched on Android in October introduced the app on par with its iOS counterpart which already included the identical performance.