Twitter is developing lots of new features to improve the user experience. The company has already stated that an edit button is in the works. Twitter is reportedly rumored to be testing features such as Mixed-media, Statuses, and more. Here’s what we know so far about the features that are presently being developed and may be published in the future.
Developer Dylan Roussel uncovered a mixed-media functionality on the site that allows users to simultaneously post photographs and movies in a tweet. This is currently not available, and users can only submit up to four photographs or a video per tweet. This could change in the near future.
Aside from that, Twitter may launch a new feature called Status, which will be accessible in a user’s profile section. According to reports, the microblogging site would have “find” and “join” areas that will allow anyone to learn about a user’s other accounts. According to a 9to5Google story, Twitter may also add an award option. The specifics of how this would function are yet unknown. According to the article, users will soon be able to award a tweet, and a gift icon will show next to it.
Besides, the microblogging site just updated Spaces with new features. A host will now be able to monitor the quality of their audio sessions. They’ll get access to analytics for their Spaces thanks to Twitter. Both iOS and Android users will be able to utilize it. It could reveal how many people tuned in to the session and how many times it was replayed. The host will also be informed of the number of persons who took part in the debate.
In addition, instead of just the purple card at the top of your timeline, Twitter will now display more information about the Spaces. The firm has officially announced that it will now display the host’s name, the topic being discussed, who has posted a tweet, and other information. Furthermore, Twitter is making it easier for participants to identify and follow the Spaces speakers. At the end of each audio session, the corporation will begin displaying the identities of the speakers and hosts.
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