Twitter has a new Bookmarks feature that lets you privately save tweets for later. If you’ve been using the Like feature as a workaround for saving tweets, here’s why you should start bookmarking.
Why Switch from Liking to Bookmarking?
Over the past couple of years, Twitter has slowly changed the behavior of the Like button (previously known as Favorite). It used to be a way of showing appreciation for a post. It was also a workaround for saving tweets and for automating tasks using services like IFTTT.
Now, the Like feature is used quite publicly, and it factors into Twitter’s recommendation engine. When someone in your circle likes someone else’s tweet, it shows up on your feed. Twitter will even send a notification to your followers for tweets that you’ve liked.
If you’ve liked tweets solely to save them for later, this is probably not what you want to happen.
You’ll have to start bookmarking tweets now. The bookmarking is done privately, and the data isn’t shared with anyone. A separate section for Twitter Bookmarks has all your bookmarked tweets. Here’s how the Twitter Bookmarks feature works on the mobile app and the website.
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How to Bookmark Tweets on the Mobile App
When you’re browsing your Twitter feed and you come across a tweet or link you want to save for later, tap on the “Share” button. You can do the same from the tweet’s expanded view as well.
Note: The image below illustrates the iPhone’s and iPad’s Share icon. The button on Android devices looks like three interconnected dots.
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Source : How to Use Twitter Bookmarks to Save Tweets For Later
