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* Changed the way TWBlue saves user timelines in configuration. Now it uses user IDS instead usernames. With user IDS, if an user changes the username, TWBlue still will create his/her timeline. This was not possible by using usernames.
* Added a new setting in the account settings dialogue that makes TWBlue to show twitter usernames instead the full name.
* Added OCR in twitter pictures. There is a new item in the tweet menu that allows you to extract and display text in images. Also the keystroke alt+Win+o has been added for the same purpose from the invisible interface.
* Now TWBlue will play a sound when the focused tweet contains images.
* Your own quoted tweets will not appear in the mentions buffer anymore.
* The config file is saved in a different way, it should fix the bug where TWBlue needs to be restarted after the config folder is deleted.
* Mentioning people from friends or followers buffers works again.
## Changes in version 0.87
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* If the tweet source (client) is an application with unicode characters (example: российская газета) it will not break the tweet displayer.
* Added a new field for image description in tweet displayer. When available, it will show description for images posted in tweets.
* users can add image descriptions to their photos. When uploading an image, a dialog will show for asking a description.
* Redessigned upload image dialog.
* Redesigned upload image dialog.
* Fixed photo uploads when posting tweets.
* When getting tweets for a conversation, ignores deleted tweets or some errors, now TWBlue will try to get as much tweets as possible, even if some of these are no longer available.
* Added audio playback from soundcloud.
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* The invisible interface and the window should be synchronized when the client reconnects.
* The documentation option in the systray icon should be enabled.
* In trending buffers, you can press enter for posting a tweet about the focused trend.
* Updated russian documentation and main program interface (thanks to Natalia Hedlund (Наталья Хедлунд), [\@lifestar](https://twitter.com/lifestar) in twitter)
* Updated russian documentation and main program interface (thanks to Natalia Hedlund (Наталья Хедлунд), [\@lifestar_n](https://twitter.com/lifestar_n) in twitter)
* updated translations.
## Changes in Version 0.81
* Updated translations
* The updater module has receibed some improvements. Now it includes a Mirror URL for checking updates if the main URL is not available at the moment. If something is wrong and both locations don't work, the program will start anyway.
* some GUI elements now use keyboard shorcuts for common actions.
* The updater module has received some improvements. Now it includes a Mirror URL for checking updates if the main URL is not available at the moment. If something is wrong and both locations don't work, the program will start anyway.
* some GUI elements now use keyboard shortcuts for common actions.
* fixed a bug in the geolocation dialog.
* the chicken nugget keymap should work properly.
* Added a new soundpack to the default installation of TWBlue, thanks to [\@Deng90](https://twitter.com/deng90)

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TWBlue is an application to make Twitter simple and fast, while using as few resources as possible. With TWBlue, you can do things like the following:
* Tweet, reply to, retweet and delete tweets,
* Mark and unmark a tweet as favourite,
* Like and unlike a tweet,
* Send and delete direct messages,
* See your friends and followers,
* Follow, unfollow, report and block a user,
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* Direct messages: here you will find the private direct messages you exchange with users who follow you , or with any user, if you allow direct messages from everyone (this setting is configurable from Twitter). This list only shows received messages.
* Sent direct messages: this buffer shows all the direct messages sent from your account.
* Sent tweets: this shows all the tweets sent from your account.
* Favourites: here you will see all the tweets you have favourited.
* Likes: here you will see all the tweets you have liked.
* Followers: when users follow you, you'll be able to see them on this buffer, with some of their account details.
* Friends: the same as the previous buffer, but these are the users you follow.
* User timelines: these are buffers you may create. They contain only the tweets by a specific user. They're used so you can see the tweets by a single person and you don't want to look all over your timeline. You may create as many as you like.
* Events: An event is anything that happens on Twitter, such as when someone follows you, when someone adds or removes one of your tweets from their favourites list, or when you subscribe to a list. There are many more, but the program shows the most common ones in the events buffer so that you can easily keep track of what is happening on your account.
* Events: An event is anything that happens on Twitter, such as when someone follows you, when someone adds or removes one of your tweets from their likes list, or when you subscribe to a list. There are many more, but the program shows the most common ones in the events buffer so that you can easily keep track of what is happening on your account.
* Lists: A list is similar to a user timeline, except that you can configure it to contain tweets from multiple users.
* Search: A search buffer contains the results of a search operation.
* User favourites: You can have the program create a buffer containing tweets favourited by a particular user.
* User likes: You can have the program create a buffer containing tweets liked by a particular user.
* Trending Topics: a trend buffer shows the top ten most used terms in a geographical region. This region may be a country or a city. Trends are updated every five minutes.
If a tweet contains a URL, you can press enter in the GUI or Control + Windows + Enter in the invisible interface to open it. If it contains audio, you can press Control + Enter or Control + Windows + Alt + Enter to play it, respectively. TWBlue will play a sound if the tweet contains the \#audio hashtag, but there may be tweets which contain audio without this. Finally, if a tweet contains geographical information, you can press Control + Windows + G in the invisible interface to retrieve it.
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* Reply: when you're viewing a tweet, you can reply to the user who sent it by pressing this button. A dialogue will open up similar to the one for tweeting. If there are more users referred to in the tweet, you can press tab and activate the mention to all checkbox, or enabling checkbox for the users you want to mention separately. When you're on the friends or followers lists, the button will be called mention instead.
* Direct message: exactly like sending a tweet, but it's a private message which can only be read by the user you send it to. Press shift-tab twice to see the recipient. If there were other users mentioned in the tweet you were reading, you can arrow up or down to choose which one to send it to, or write the username yourself without the at sign. In addition, you can autocomplete the entering of users by pressing Alt + C or the button for that purpose if you have the database of users configured.
Bear in mind that buttons will appear according to which actions are possible on the list you are browsing. For example, on the home timeline, mentions, sent, favourites and user timelines you will see the four buttons, while on the direct messages list you'll only get the direct message and tweet buttons, and on friends and followers lists the direct message, tweet, and mention buttons will be available.
Bear in mind that buttons will appear according to which actions are possible on the list you are browsing. For example, on the home timeline, mentions, sent, likes and user timelines you will see the four buttons, while on the direct messages list you'll only get the direct message and tweet buttons, and on friends and followers lists the direct message, tweet, and mention buttons will be available.
#### Menus
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##### Tweet menu
* You will first find the items to tweet, reply and retweet, which are equivalent to the buttons with the same name.
* Add to favourites: marks the tweet you're viewing as a favourite.
* Remove from favourites: removes the tweet from your favourites, but not from Twitter.
* Show tweet: opens up a dialogue box where you can read the tweet, direct message, friend or follower which has focus. You can read the text with the arrow keys. It's a similar dialog box as used for composing tweets, without the ability to send the tweet, file attachment and autocompleting capabilities. It does however include a retweets and favourites count. If you are in the followers or the friends list, it will only contain a read-only edit box with the information in the focused item and a close button.
* Like: Adds the tweet you're viewing to your likes list.
* Unlike: removes the tweet from your likes, but not from Twitter.
* Show tweet: opens up a dialogue box where you can read the tweet, direct message, friend or follower which has focus. You can read the text with the arrow keys. It's a similar dialog box as used for composing tweets, without the ability to send the tweet, file attachment and autocompleting capabilities. It does however include a retweets and likes count. If you are in the followers or the friends list, it will only contain a read-only edit box with the information in the focused item and a close button.
* View address: If the selected tweet has geographical information, TWBlue may display a dialogue box where you can read the tweet address. This address is retrieved by sending the geographical coordinates of the tweet to Google maps.
* View conversation: If you are focusing a tweet with a mention, it opens a buffer where you can view the whole conversation.
* Read text in pictures: Attempt to apply OCR technology to the image attached to the tweet. The result will be displayed in another dialog.
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* Remove from list: lets you remove a user from a list.
* View lists: Shows the lists created by a specified user.
* Show user profile: opens a dialogue with the profile of the specified user.
* View favourites: Opens a buffer where you can see the tweets which have been favourited by a particular user.
* View likes: Opens a buffer where you can see the tweets which have been liked by a particular user.
##### Buffer menu
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#### buffers tab
This tab displays a list for each buffer you have available in TWBlue, except for searches, timelines, favourites' timelines and lists. You can show, hide and move them.
This tab displays a list for each buffer you have available in TWBlue, except for searches, timelines, likes' timelines and lists. You can show, hide and move them.
#### The ignored clients tab
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## Credits
TWBlue is developed and mantained by [Manuel Cortéz](https://twitter.com/manuelcortez00) and [José Manuel Delicado](https://twitter.com/jmdaweb).
TWBlue is developed and maintained by [Manuel Cortéz](https://twitter.com/manuelcortez00) and [José Manuel Delicado](https://twitter.com/jmdaweb).
We would also like to thank the translators of TWBlue, who have allowed the spreading of the application.
* English: [Manuel Cortéz](https://twitter.com/manuelcortez00).
* Arabic: [Mohammed Al Shara,](https://twitter.com/mohammed0204) [Hatoun Felemban](https://twitter.com/HatounFelemban)
* Catalan: [Francisco Torres](https://twitter.com/ftgalleg)
* Spanish: [Manuel Cortéz](https://twitter.com/manuelcortez00).
* Basque: [Sukil Etxenike](https://twitter.com/sukil2011).
* Catalan: [Francisco Torres](https://twitter.com/ftgalleg)
* Croatian: [Zvonimir Stanečić](https://twitter.com/zvonimirek222).
* English: [Manuel Cortéz](https://twitter.com/manuelcortez00).
* Finnish: [Jani Kinnunen](https://twitter.com/jani_kinnunen).
* French: [Rémy Ruiz](https://twitter.com/blindhelp38).
* Galician: [Juan Buño](https://twitter.com/Quetzatl_).
* German: [Steffen Schultz](https://twitter.com/schulle4u).
* Croatian: [Zvonimir Stanečić](https://twitter.com/zvonimirek222).
* Hungarian: Robert Osztolykan.
* Italian: [Christian Leo Mameli](https://twitter.com/llajta2012).
* Japanese: [Riku](https://twitter.com/riku_sub001)
* Japanese: [Riku](https://twitter.com/_riku02)
* Polish: [Pawel Masarczyk.](https://twitter.com/Piciok)
* Portuguese: [Odenilton Júnior Santos.](https://twitter.com/romaleif)
* Romanian: [Florian Ionașcu](https://twitter.com/7ro) and [Nicușor Untilă](https://twitter.com/dj_storm2001)
* Romanian: [Florian Ionașcu](https://twitter.com/florianionascu7) and [Nicușor Untilă](https://twitter.com/dj_storm2001)
* Russian: [Наталья Хедлунд](https://twitter.com/Lifestar_n) and [Валерия Кузнецова](https://twitter.com/ValeriaK305).
* Serbian: [Aleksandar Đurić](https://twitter.com/sokodtreshnje)
* Spanish: [Manuel Cortéz](https://twitter.com/manuelcortez00).
* Turkish: [Burak Yüksek](https://twitter.com/burakyuksek).
Many thanks also to the people who worked on the documentation. Initially, [Manuel Cortez](https://twitter.com/manuelcortez00) did the documentation in Spanish, and translated to English by [Bryner Villalobos](https://twitter.com/Bry_StarkCR), [Robert Spangler](https://twitter.com/glasscity1837), [Sussan Rey](https://twitter.com/sussanrey17), [Anibal Hernandez](https://twitter.com/AnimalMetal), and [Holly Scott-Gardner](https://twitter.com/CatchTheseWords). It was updated by [Sukil Etxenike](https://twitter.com/sukil2011), with some valuable corrections by [Brian Hartgen](https://twitter.com/brianhartgen) and [Bill Dengler](https://twitter.com/codeofdusk).