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Twitter is finally working on a feature that will help users filter tweets and profiles out by date, retweet count, hashtags and user.
As per reports, the microblogging platform is working on introducing the much sought-after feature that will help users locate specific tweets, profiles by sorting it out via date, count, hashtags, total count of retweets and more.
Twitter is finally rolling a much sought-after feature on the microblogging platform that will help users find specific tweets and profiles by filtering the data based on user, date, retweet count, hashtags and more.
As per a report by social media analyst Matt Navarra, Twitter's advanced search filters for smartphone users are "coming soon". "Twitter Advanced Search feature on iOS is coming soon," he tweeted on Thursday.
However, the feature that allows users to sort out tweets on the microblogging platform is limited to only iOS users as of now. According to the reports, Twitter is at present working on the feature for the iOS users. The tech giant may roll out the feature for Android users later.
"You can also use Twitter Advanced Search on iOS to search another user's profile," he posted.
As mentioned by Navarra, the new search feature on Twitter will arrive first on iPhones. The feature was first teased by CEO Elon Musk who had complained about Twitter's search feature within a week of taking control of the micro-blogging platform.
"Fixing search is a high priority," he had tweeted on November 6 last year. "Search within Twitter reminds me of Infoseek in a98! That will also get a lot better pronto," Musk added. According to a report, on the web, you have to type in your search term, then click the three dot menu to the right of the search bar to open up advanced search.
It's still not clear when this advanced search feature will roll out.
Meanwhile, Twitter recently extended the length of media files users with Twitter Blue subscription plan share on the platform. The users will not get to upload videos that are up to 60-minute-long.
Before the update, subscribers of the service could only upload videos up to 512 MB in size and 10 minutes in length at 1080p resolution on the microblogging platform.
As per reports, the microblogging platform is working on introducing the much sought-after feature that will help users locate specific tweets, profiles by sorting it out via date, count, hashtags, total count of retweets and more.
Twitter is finally rolling a much sought-after feature on the microblogging platform that will help users find specific tweets and profiles by filtering the data based on user, date, retweet count, hashtags and more.
As per a report by social media analyst Matt Navarra, Twitter's advanced search filters for smartphone users are "coming soon". "Twitter Advanced Search feature on iOS is coming soon," he tweeted on Thursday.
However, the feature that allows users to sort out tweets on the microblogging platform is limited to only iOS users as of now. According to the reports, Twitter is at present working on the feature for the iOS users. The tech giant may roll out the feature for Android users later.
"You can also use Twitter Advanced Search on iOS to search another user's profile," he posted.
As mentioned by Navarra, the new search feature on Twitter will arrive first on iPhones. The feature was first teased by CEO Elon Musk who had complained about Twitter's search feature within a week of taking control of the micro-blogging platform.
"Fixing search is a high priority," he had tweeted on November 6 last year. "Search within Twitter reminds me of Infoseek in a98! That will also get a lot better pronto," Musk added. According to a report, on the web, you have to type in your search term, then click the three dot menu to the right of the search bar to open up advanced search.
It's still not clear when this advanced search feature will roll out.
Meanwhile, Twitter recently extended the length of media files users with Twitter Blue subscription plan share on the platform. The users will not get to upload videos that are up to 60-minute-long.
Before the update, subscribers of the service could only upload videos up to 512 MB in size and 10 minutes in length at 1080p resolution on the microblogging platform.
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