![]() The app is available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Those who were already Tweetbot users will feel quite familiar with Ivory, which has kept all the same fundamentals as the previous app. Ivory was created as a result of the end of Tweetbot, which was discontinued after Twitter announced that developers could no longer create third-party clients for the social network using its official API. Back in March, Ivory was updated to let users create a Mastodon account directly in the app, which made the process much more streamlined. Version 1.4 also adds a new sound when boosting a post, new icons for the app, and the reading position is now saved in the timeline. ![]() This way, users can easily interact with posts from the social network directly in the app. But there’s more.Īn interesting detail about the latest Ivory update for Mastodon is that it comes with a Safari Extension to open Mastodon links in Ivory. Today’s update also improves fetching of new posts when the user is far behind in their timeline. In addition, there’s now a visible preview of the media when adding an alt text with live text support. ![]() Version 1.4 of Ivory for iOS comes with a redesigned media viewer that lets users see or hide alt text. Now the app has been updated with even more enhancements, including a Safari Extension, redesigned media viewer, and new sounds. Ivory has become one of the most popular Mastodon clients for iPhone and iPad users, as it is designed by the same developers as Tweetbot.
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