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Which makes me realize that I haven't seen any Twitter clients allowing you to filter out tweets by app. The info is provided through the API, so it'd be pretty
by Timothee 15y ago
Which makes me realize that I haven't seen any Twitter clients allowing you to filter out tweets by app. The info is provided through the API, so it'd be pretty easy to do.
(NB: I haven't tried a whole lot of client so that might be out there, it's at least not very common)
Second thought on the subject: what identifier will tweets from iOS have? It sounds like iOS will have Twitter at the OS level, so it's likely that it will be the same client ID/name for all tweets regardless of if they're coming from Safari, the Photo app or anything else. In fact, the keynote made it look like you needed the official Twitter iOS app, so it's likely to be that app ID/name.
- aaronbrethorst 15y ago"[redacted]" (kidding, it's actually "iOS")
- avk 15y agohttp://proxlet.com/ http://proxlet.com/ lets you do this. It's not a Twitter client, it's an API proxy, most prominently used in a Chrome extension for Twitter.com. I built something very similar with http://slipstre.am/ http://slipstre.am/ though without client filtering. In 6 months, no one has asked for it. Pattern filtering seems to be good enough (e.g. block tweets containing "4sq.com" vs. tweets from the "Foursquare" app).