Kiwi 3.0.3 Build 1323

Kiwi is a Twitter client for Mac OS X. Kiwi enables you to view Twitter timelines on your Macintosh.

Kiwi enables you to keep up to date with Twitter without the need for launching a whole web browser. Kiwi is designed to seem simple and straightforward for new Twitter users, but also supports multiple accounts, account combinations, rules, and themes for power users.

To use Kiwi you'll need a Twitter account. If you don't already have one, then now is the perfect time to get one. Twitter is free and signing up takes only a a minute or two.

Just use your browser and visit http://Twitter.com and click the "Sign Up Now" button. Before moving forward in this manual, it's probably wise to do a quick test that your Twitter account is working normally by signing in to Twitter using their web site. Once your have your own Twitter account, you're ready to use Kiwi.

Here are some key features of "Kiwi":

· Customizable - Kiwi likes to spend a lot of time on your desktop, so we made sure he would fit in. Choose a theme or build your own — it's easy.
· Flexible - Kiwi can show one minimalist timeline for the social media Zen master, or display lots of accounts for the social networking butterfly.
· Powerful - Kiwi can manage your tweets with rules and regular expressions, plus he can combine Twitter accounts to create personalized timelines.
· Themes - Kiwi is themeable: it comes with nine themes and you can download more. Themes aren't just skin deep either; they can change not just the look of Kiwi, but also what information is shown and how Kiwi behaves.
· Rules - Define rules to hide content that you'd like to skip and highlight the content you don't want to miss. Use simple searching and powerful regular expressions to see exactly the content you want.
· Accounts - Kiwi works great with one account and smoothly navigates through many. Kiwi comes with a mini account window that lets you keep tabs on everything all at once.
· Saved Searches - Twitter isn't just about your friends anymore. With saved searches you can find out the latest news about the trending topics that are important to you.
· Account Groups - Get organized, create mashups, and construct your own groups of users. Kiwi can merge many accounts into one timeline, or keep them separate, you decide.
· Theme API - Want to create your own theme? It's easy. Themes are built using simple HTML and CSS that's easy to read. And since Kiwi uses WebKit, you can use all of the latest technologies like CSS 3 and transition animations.

Requirements:

· Twitter account

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· New - Cross posting can now be enabled per post.
· New - Cross posting controls show the tweet length.
· New - Image attachments default to ADN file storage.
· New - You can now drag images into the post window to upload.
· New - You can now paste images into the post window to upload.
· New - You can now reverse the direction of swipe gestures.
· New - Marker log window for developers. Ask @isaiah if you're interested.
· Improvement - Youtube, Instagram, and Img.ly links show inline previews.
· Improvement - Links to ADN posts are handled by Kiwi rather than opening the browser.
· Improvement - Bigger sign-in window to accommodate long errors from ADN's two factor auth system.
· Improvement - Image viewer is more zoomeriffic.
· Improvement - Clarus says moof.
· Improvement - Background timelines use fewer memory and bandwidth resources.
· Improvement - Kiwi displays a few more posts in the Home timeline.
· Fix - Link entities with single quote characters are no longer truncated.
· Fix - When reposting an already...