Here is a screenshot from the current TweetDeck interface, and as you can see Twitter has removed some few useful options like the Activity column. These are the columns that you can add in the TweetDeck preview version: List, Search, Scheduled Tweets, Drafts, Bookmarks, Home Timeline, Notifications, Topic, Explore, and Profile. Click the plus button on the sidebar to add a column to your deck. You can set the column width to narrow, medium or wide, rename a column and set custom notification. It allows you to set a column to refresh automatically or manually, enabling the latter adds a refresh button to the column's toolbar. The Column Options button brings up a panel that has a few customization settings. You may delete a column by clicking the trash bin icon at the top. Click the dots in the top left corner of a column to move it to a different location, and rearrange your TweetDeck interface.
The new GUI has 5 columns enabled by default: the Home feed, Explore, Notifications, My Profile and Search. When you opt-in to the Preview, the website will ask you if you'd like to import your old columns. Overview of the TweetDeck Preview interface Or, open the browser's console and paste the following command in it.ĭokie = "tweetdeck_version=main". To opt out of the new version, click the Leave TweetDeck Preview button in the bottom left corner. Reload the webpage, and you should get the new TweetDeck Preview interface. Hit the Enter key, and close the Developer Tools panel.ĥ.
Switch to the Console tab, and paste the following command.ĭokie = "tweetdeck_version=beta"Ĥ. Use the hotkey Ctrl + Shift + I to open the Developer Tools pane.ģ. Login to your account at on your desktop browser.Ģ. How to enable the new TweetDeck Preview in Firefox and Chromeġ. But, you don't have to wait for the invite, nor do you have to be in one of the Countries where the TweetDeck Preview is being rolled out. The statement mentions that users will see an invitation to opt in to the interface.
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