How do you refresh tweetdeck

These would be the sort of changes that would ruin the information-dense experience most TweetDeck users prefer. However, a more reassuring screenshot from Twitter employee Eric Zuckerman, who works in news partnerships, showed off a version of the new TweetDeck that looks very much like the app people know and love, with tight columns, smaller images a smaller font size. I've been using the new TweetDeck preview for 9 months.

If you're a longtime user and thrown off by the image below, rest assured you can customize your columns to look and behave very much like the version you know and love. For example, here's mine: pic. Fortnite Game of Thrones Books. Comics Music. Filed under: Tech Twitter Featured Stories. Linkedin Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email.

Tweetdeck redesign preview Image: Twitter. Next Up In Tech. Sign up for the newsletter Verge Deals Subscribe to get the best Verge-approved tech deals of the week. Select the date and time when you want to post the tweet using the calendar and then click the clock icon again to close the drop-down menu. By Lori Kaufman. The Add an Account window opens. The deeper you dig into TweetDeck, the more there is to uncover.

Click the configuration button at the top of any column an icon showing two sliders to tweak it further. The options here depend on the type of column you're dealing with, but you can typically exclude retweets, include or exclude specific words, and focus in on tweets that contain media or links. You can also limit the tweets that are shown to verified users or one specific user, while on the notifications column you can filter out certain notification types.

The filters for searches are particularly powerful—you can tell TweetDeck to only return tweets that have a certain number of retweets, favorites or replies. There's an awful lot of noise on Twitter at times, and being able to sift through it is definitely an advantage. You can also switch on audio alerts, and switch off media previews for each of your columns.

TweetDeck comes with an integrated mute option too, which you'll find on the aforementioned Settings screen launched via the cog icon in the lower-left corner. You can mute text, users or sources across all of your TweetDeck columns, which is helpful if you want to avoid True Detective spoilers or dislike the political opinions of one particular Twitter user. TweetDeck has plenty of tricks up its sleeve when it comes to creating tweets too.

You can post updates from any of your connected accounts or multiple accounts simultaneously via the big blue New Tweet button. The same interface lets you send direct messages too.

Choose Schedule tweet to push out an update at some time in the future, then enter the date and time underneath. The tweet will be published whether or not you have TweetDeck open at the time. Your scheduled tweets can be viewed from a dedicated column of their own. Underneath each update you've queued up is the option to edit the tweet or remove it completely.