Guide: How To Discover Shared Links on Twitter
Long live RSS. Okay, not really. People who like RSS as it is still use RSS. But it’s no secret that a lot of people have moved – to Twitter of all places. Twitter is where you follow like-minded people. Chances are, if someone you follow links to an article they found interesting, you would find that link interesting too. There is also a little curation on Twitter. In RSS you get thousands of articles in your feed, while on Twitter only the best things are shared. While there are thousands of RSS readers for each platform, there aren’t that many Twitter readers. Today we will talk about the best web, desktop, iOS and Android apps that will give you a curated list of links shared by people you follow on Twitter.
1. Safari for iPad and Mac OS X
If you are using OS X Mavericks and above or iOS 8 on iPad, you can get a sidebar with all the Twitter links. To enable this, you need to go to the settings and enter your Twitter credentials.
2. Vellum for the web
Vellum is a project of NYT Labs. Visit the website, log in with your Twitter credentials, and the website will show all the links shared by the people you follow. Vellum also shows avatars of the friends who shared the link. One problem I have with Vellum is that it doesn’t show the webpage title as text.
3. Digg App’s Digg deeper Feature In iOS app
Do you remember Digg? It is not quite the same anymore. The renewed app is more advanced, has editorial content and is very pleasant to use. It also has a built-in RSS reader.
The feature in Digg’s app that worries us Dig deeperYou can access it from the sidebar. Once you’ve connected to your Twitter account, the app will show a timeline of all the shared links, along with little avatars of the people who shared it.
When you tap a link, it will open in the app.
4. Nuzzle for iPhone
Nuzzle for iPhone is an app that aims to show you links shared by your friends on Twitter and Facebook. After logging in, you can customize your feed to your liking.
For example, you can say that you only want to see links shared by 3 or more of your friends in the last 24 hours. Increasing the number of friends increases the chances of discovering really good content.
Nuzzle has a built-in reading view that gives you a Pocket / Instapaper-like distraction-free layout for reading. The only problem with Nuzzle is that it occasionally searches for your email address.
Flyne for Android
Android doesn’t really have that many Twitter link aggregators (if you know more, leave a comment). Flyne is a news anchor I’ve talked about before. The free app has a $ 0.99 add-on that allows you to see links shared on Twitter.
How do you discover links shared on Twitter?
Has Twitter also become your main source of articles? Let us know in the comments below. Top image via Shutterstock
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