Twitter’s TweetDeck desktop dashboard application, thought by many to be left for dead, received its first round of updates in over one year last week.
The tweet composer in TweetDeck was revamped to enable users to add GIFs, emojis, threads, polls and image tagging to their tweets.
Product designer Eleanor Harding said in a blog post that all of the new features, particularly GIFs, had been among those most requested by TweetDeck users.
Twitter acquired former third-party client TweetDeck for $40 million in May 2011.
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