How do I view replies to a tweet on Twitter? How do I see public replies to just one of the tweets in the thread?
In general, how you see the replies to any tweet is to click or tap the tweet (depending on whether you are using a mobile device or a computer).In the same manner, any replies to a single tweet in a thread can be seen by tapping or clicking on that specific tweet.For example, here is one of my tweets as it shows in the timeline on Twitter on my computer:Click on that tweet, and you can see it’s replies:Clicking the reply brings up the reply and any replies to it.This is very helpful when reading some of the longer tweet threads people post. Bring up the first tweet of the thread and you will see the other tweets in the thread. Click any of those tweets and you will can read the responses to that particular tweet.There is a caveat: Not all tweets in a thread will have a response. In that case, you need to go to the bottom of the list of tweets in the thread - the responses will be there. Any response in that list can be seen by clicking or tapping on the “more replies” link. This link will show anytime there are more than three or four responses to a given tweet. See the blue line in this screenshot:I hope this answers your questions!
My replies are not showing up in other people's mentions. neither my likes or retweets, what shoud I do to fix this?
Double check your settings - you may have your privacy set accordingly.
How can I use Twitter advance search on Android phone?
Advanced search is available when you’re logged in to Twitter. It allows you to tailor search results to specific date ranges, people and more. This makes it easier to find specific Tweets.How to use advanced searchEnter your search into the search bar on Twitter. It's what's happening.At the top of your results page, click More options and then click Advanced search.Fill in the appropriate fields to refine your search results (see below for some helpful tips).Click Search to see your results.How to refine your advanced searchUsing advanced search, you can refine your search results by using any combination of the fields below:WordsTweets containing all words in any position (“Twitter” and “search”)Tweets containing exact phrases (“Twitter search”)Tweets containing any of the words (“Twitter” or “search”)Tweets excluding specific words (“Twitter” but not “search”)Tweets with a specific hashtag (#twitter)Tweets in a specific language (written in English)PeopleTweets from a specific account (Tweeted by “@TwitterComms”)Tweets sent as replies to a specific account (in reply to “@TwitterComms”)Tweets that mention a specific account (Tweet includes “@TwitterComms”)Places* Tweets sent from a geographic location. e.g. a specific city, state, countryUse the place dropdown to select the geographic location
My Twitter notifications are enabled, but it doesn't show on my notification bar. My apps notifications are enabled in my phone. But it is still not showing on my notification bar. How can I fix this?
Go to Phone Settings > Mobile Data > disable 'Restrict background data.' Allow Wire to work while the screen is off. Go to Phone Settings > Mobile Data > disable 'Restrict background data.' ... Go to Android Phone Settings > Sound ¬ification > App notifications > Wire > turn on priority.
Why can't I see a reply on Twitter? It says there are two, but I only see one.
Yes, there are two replies, but you only see one.Why? Because the user who wrote the reply which you can’t see, has their Twitter account as private.When a twitter account is private, everything they post, retweet, like or reply, is hidden from everyone else, apart from those users that follow them (the private account).I hope that explains it.
What are some good Android apps which provide valuable information?
This app would provide you complete all round information about your own twitter account.Look out for the app named **“Tweetap For Twitter”**,*(I have mentioned the link below)* It analyses and lets you view everything that’s happening in your twitter account as well as to your keyword searches. TweeTap will curate all the trending hashtags and content of your keyword searches. It will show you analysis of your total tweets, text tweets, tweets with links, images and videos and much more for the past 7 days.There are various other features which include :• Know how many tweets you have done totally.• You can know the no. of tweets which are text, image, video tweets and tweets with links in it.• You can even keep a track on how many likes and replies you get in your tweets.• Analyze the potential reach of your tweets.• Know who contributes maximum to your tweets.• See who’s the most active contributor i.e. the users with the most tweets and retweets.• Know who’s the most popular contributor i.e. the users with the most followers.• Know who’s the most Retweeter of your tweets.• Analyze who carries the highest impact i.e. the users with the most followers and no. of tweets.• View your original tweets, the tweets that are not retweeted.• View the tweets that have been retweeted the most and which have the highest likes.• You can even share those tweets to your other social media right here from TweeTap.• With the search option available you can find out any content you want to know. For e.g. You want to search influencers, then TweeTap will curate all content with the word influencers in Twitter of past 7 days and show you the analysis as well for that word you have searched for.Discover yourself !TweeTap for Twitter - Android Apps on Google Play
Is there a way to view all public replies to an arbitrary tweet (not necessarily your own), and all the replies to those replies, and so on, on one page?
I’ve always had a lot of hassle navigating Twitter. I think you need to use it a lot to be able to get around easily. I spent about 5–10 minutes trying to find how to read replies to tweets, and ended up here. So I’ll tell you how to see replies, at least on a desktop, in June 2018. But it might be different next week.The obvious, clicking on the ‘comment icon’, doesn’t work.Clicking on the image to expand it, doesn’t work.There’s no ‘Details’ section to click on.. at least not on the desktop, or not in June 2018 anyway.Clicking on the “down arrow” doesn’t work.What you need to do is click on the frame around the tweet\image. If there isn’t an image then you can just click on the text. It might sound kind of obvious, but it’s not always intuitive since some tweets have no text except for some hashtags and an image, and you end up having to click on the side of the frame between the image and the border, so as not to accidentally click on a hashtag and be whizzed away somewhere else.This might seem obvious to somebody who knows it, or who uses Twitter every day, but for somebody who just uses it every now and again the UI isn’t that intuitive.
Why is the New Twitter so slow?
Hey New Twitter is not Slow.Please clear your cache and cookies from your app or browser it will help you to browse twitter faster.Apart from you can browse social networking site in India , where you can enjoy the same features of networking with three different Platform O-zone, my Zone and Biz-zone. Which is represents as o-zone or Open world connection, 2ndfor your family and friend’s connection and Biz-zone for your professional connection respectively.Apart from this you can browse music and share images or beautiful wallpapers with your friends with same.Link - https://sabakuch.com/
Twitter will not load when used with my WiFi connection at home. I have tried the Twitter app from my cell and tablet and the Twitter site from my laptop. In all three cases, when I try to connect with WiFi, it doesn't connect. What can be the problem?
The way you describe it seems like an issue with your ISP not allowing you access for some weird reason.I would recommend the following:1) Check up if Twitter is down on the Website: Down For Everyone Or Just Me -> Check if your website is down or up?If it shows that Twitter is down well then its a problem with their servers and something they need to fix. If it shows Twitter is up then its a more localized problem.2) Try a VPN service like Really simple apps for private access to the global internet. (Personal Recommendation) or HideMyAss to try and access the website, if it allows you to then it might be a problem with your ISP or DNS.3) On your laptop try setting your DNS servers to the Google DNS or Open DNS and try, if it works then it might have been a problem with name resolution. Public DNS - Google DevelopersInternet Security or DNS Service for your Business or Home - OpenDNS4) Another possibility is that something could be messed up with the settings in your router and what you could do is try to reset the router to factory settings and set it up all over again.If all this still doesn't make twitter work then it might just be a problem with your account in which case you would have to ask Twitter Support Twitter Help Center