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Well dang it, I just looked, and the max you can put in the API calls is 40. I guesss we can't have everything. #TWBlue


#TWBlue es una ¿interface para tuiter y #GoToSocial?

Lo pregunto porque a partir de vuestros mensajes me pico la curiosidad y me fui a buscar en internet y me encontré con la web twblue.mcvsoftware.com/es/docu… y de acuerdo a la explicación que me aparece ahí, la verdad es que no me aclaró mucho
¿Es una interface web o de otro tipo?



Have I mentioned how much I love being here at Akkoma and Blob.cat in particular? For some reason, TWBlue was not updating my timelines, so I went to the main page of blob.cat and read them here! It is truly wonderful to be able to do that! I was also able to like/favourite and boost/repeat posts, and had I wanted to, I could have edited them as well, all with no difficulty! I'm truly glad for all of you who don't have to deal with accessibility issues as users, but trust me, you don't want to. Once the tiny ones here are fixed, this really will be a perfect site for the blind. Oh, and did I mention no politics! Maybe five posts, if that, contained them, so the whole experience was lovely! Even as it is, I would recommend screen readers try it.

#Akkoma #accessibility #blind #Blob.cat #NVDA #ScreenReaders #TWBlue



I am confused. When I write a new post with TWBlue, it shows as Public. But when I reply to it, it shows as Unlisted. What does that mean? I am certain I can change this, either in TWBlue or on Blob.cat. I think it may have something to do with whether it appears in timelines or not, but I'm not sure. If so, then my reply with the tags to the other post was pointless. I either need to delete the whole post and rewrite it with the tags, or edit it to include said tags, assuming it will work that way.

##Fediverse #fediverse #posting #TWBlue



For my fellow TWBlue users, I have some questions.

1. How do I delete particular searches?
2. How do I see more than forty results in things such as searches, followers, following, etc?

#accessibility #blind #NVDA #TWBlue #Windows



I just noticed something quite interesting. The Home, Notifications, and Mentions feeds are quite different in TweeseCake and TWBlue, with the latter being quite behind. I'm not sure why. Maybe, they use different methods of retrieving information from Friendica or are set to do so at differing intervals.

#accessibility #blind #Friendica #TweeseCake #TWBlue


@Georgiana Brummell @Robert Kingett Well, GoToSocial is quite different from Mastodon and Friendica in one regard: It's mainly made for hosting your own personal instance. It isn't really for more or less big public, open-registration instances. As far as I know, it doesn't even come with its own built-in UI, so if you want a Web UI on your own instance, you have to choose one and add it yourself.

Still, there are some public, open-registration GoToSocial instances. And if you're going to use it with TWBlue, the Web UI shouldn't even matter beyond registering an account because you won't touch it anymore afterwards.

#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #GoToSocial #TWBlue


@Georgiana Brummell @Robert Kingett You could try and ask the developers of both TweeseCake and TWBlue to implement full support for Friendica, not via the Mastodon client API, but by also implementing Friendica's own client API.

I wouldn't hold my breath for it, though. They may not even have heard of Friendica yet. And if you tell them what it is, they may still decide that if they haven't heard of it yet because it hasn't been the talk of the town for long enough, it's too obscure to bother.

#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Friendica #TweeseCake #TWBlue


After a bit of research, I learned that TWBlue is open source, and that, while the current version is only for 64-bit machines, there is a 32-bit version. There is also a 32-bit version specifically designed to work with Windows 7. Whether that's the same as the regular one, I don't know, but it does exist. However, since it has some extremely important features that TWBlue lacks, such as editing posts and profiles, etc. I prefer TweeseCake. However, it seems that there is only a 64-bit version. Am I wrong? Is it closed source? I would love to be able to work strictly from my Windows XP or 7 virtual machines, but this is the one program I must use in 11, and I ultimately find myself using 11 for everything, which I don't wish to do. I don't know of any other truly accessible clients for Friendica, other than these two.

#32-bit #64-bit #accessibility #blind #clients #Friendica #TwBlue #TweeseCake #Tweesecake #Windows7 #WindowsXP


(Update. I can't hit return to go down a line and add tags, links, etc. in TWBlue, either! It looks like I'll strictly use them for reading favourites.)
TweeseCake and TWBlue have many things in common. The one thing that TWBlue lacks is the ability to edit my posts. This is why I can't use it as my permanent client. Does anyone know if they intend to resolve this issue in the future? It also doesn't have the conversation thread option, but I'm not quite sure how that works. Seriously, though, why wouldn't such a basic thing as editing one's own posts not be included in a client that is supposed to be accessible to the blind? I am not sure I can edit my profile here, either, which I can do on TweeseCake. But I can't view my favourites there! They keep disappearing!

#accessibility #editing #editingposts #Friendica #profiles #TWBlue #TweeseCake



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