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A tab for each service in the same window
I would like to see twhirl change the UI to have each service be in a tab on the same window. I am sick of having a separate window open for each service when a simple tab for each service would keep things from becoming cluttered.
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I’m feeling this is necessary
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Inappropriate?Hi Jacob, thanks for taking the time to share this idea. I know a lot of people have expressed interests in this feature. We are interested in making this type of feature an option. It may not necessarily be a tab interface. We are exploring the best looking/most usable way to combine a number of services into one window. But, we definitely welcome suggestions on how people would expect this to look.
I’m interested in peoples creative ideas about how the interface should look
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Inappropriate?I'd also like this as 7 Twhirl windows is now getting difficult to manage and if I minimize one it is off to the taskbar right click and click the one I want re-opened. Too many clicks etc.
How would I like it too look? Probably just like tabs in IE/FF/Opera etc.
Here is a 'hacked' up idea. :P
Of course something to 'highlight' which tab I am currently using and some 'notification' (not too obtrusive) that the other tabs have updates in them that I have not marked as read.
I’m Keenly awaiting some UI concepts!
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Inappropriate?In addition to multiple tabs, I would like to see an option to integrate multiple accounts into a single tab, color coded by account. This way I can monitor multiple accounts at the same time, in one window, without having to tab back and forth. for an example of what I mean, check out Splitweet. I don't like the little color coded boxes they use, so if Twhirl were to offer something like this, I'd like to see the full tweets color coded like the @ replies are.
I’m hopeful
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