Windows 10: I can't open or use Twitter on Windows 11

I've tried using the Twitter app from the Microsoft app storeI've tried signing on to Twitter through the /flow/login?input_flow websiteI've tried logging on both Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and FirefoxI've tried using Tweetdeck as well.Every single time, the same problem comes up. I get a splash screen asking me for my birth day which I enter and click next with no issue which takes me to "step 2 of 5 - Customize your experience" and asks if Twitter can track my content across the web. I have tried checking it and unchecking it. When I then click next, the white screen you see below pops

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Twitter Notifications

No worries, Russ. To get Twitter notifications on your device, we recommend that you follow these steps:

• Uninstall your Twitter application.
• Open your Twitter from a computer and go to your settings.
• Choose apps and remove access from Twitter for your Windows Phone.
• Reinstall Twitter on your phone and grant it permission to connect to your account.

You should receive Twitter notifications after a day or two.

Keep us posted.

 

Cannot uninstall twitter app in Windows 10

Original Title: How do you remove items from Start Menu | All Apps list?

I have a blank blue square marked Twitter with no icon under 'T' in the All Apps list. It won't open. I can't uninstall it or find the way to remove it. If I go to the Store and install Twitter it puts an additional normal Twitter square with an icon
under 'T' in the All Apps list. However that Twitter won't open either.

How do you edit the All Apps list and remove this?

 

Twitter makeover goes live for mobile users, claims to boost ease of use

Character-constrained carrier bird Twitter has today begun to showcase to the world its brand new look, one that aims to streamline sharing, connecting, following and discovery. Now available through mobile.twitter.com, Twitter for iPhone, and Twitter for Android, the redesigned micro-blogging platform offers an interface that revolves around five main tabs - Home, Connect, Discover, Me and Tweet.











The Home tab is all about the tweets coming in from the people and/or companies the user follows. For each tweet you can also check out the responses and comments available, as well as the embedded images and videos. Moreover, here you can find suggestions on new people to follow and a list of the latest Twitter trends.

The Connect section lets users see who retweeted, favorited or mentioned their tweets. The Discover tab, which is marked by the hashtag logo, lists the stories and tweets that may be of interest. Their relevance is determined by the user's current location and the people he/she follows. Here Twitter also provides a larger suggestion list, friend searching, and a window to browse accounts by category.







The Profile tab is where you can edit your Twitter-ego, see and send personal messages, and check out your image and video uploads. Last but not least there's the Tweet button for sending your 140-character messages out to the world. The tweaked Tweet button is bigger and enables people to quickly tag their location, associate trends to tweets and, of course, to put up photos and videos.

As already mentioned, the 'new and improved' Twitter is available for mobile users, but the desktop crowd should get it too, in the next few weeks.