Twitter has launched a new button that allows you to search for tweets from certain grip.
Until now, the button is only available on the iPhone but it is expected that the company will soon release it for other platforms.
IOS users with an updated Twitter application on their device can now see the search icon next to the 3-dot menu in the upper right corner of the screen.
Features to dig into tweets from certain accounts are available on the platform.
Each user can search for tweets from the handle by typing “From: [User Name] [Search term]” in the search bar at the top of the page.
The new button is just a shortcut to this feature only when it shows results in the same pattern.
The micro platform blogging regularly tests and rotates features on a single platform first.
Last month, the company began to expand downvote features to more users.
The company started a feature pilot in July this year.
It was only available for limited users on the iOS platform at first.
This feature allows you to benefit or decrease a tweet reply.
Twitter has also launched a new feature this week that allows anyone to listen to audio space without entering.
New features allow hosts and listeners to send a link directly to the audio broadcast room.
Those who do not have a Twitter account can also listen to it on the web without entering.
Even though the listener without an account will not be able to participate, the feature will provide a wider range of hosts.
Launched last year, spaces allow users to make real-time audio conversations.
Previously, the feature was only limited to users with 600 followers or more but now available to everyone.
Twitter launches a new button for Apple iPhone users
