A better way to browse Twitter
- Feed: View all your subscriptions in a chronological feed
- Material You: Looks and feels fluent
- Transfer: Easily transfer your data to another device
- Private: Doesn't use the official twitter api
- Updated: Constantly improving week by week
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If you'd like to help make Quacker even better, here are a just a few of the ways you can help!
If you've found a bug in Quacker, open a new issue, but please make sure to check that someone else hasn't reported it first.
If you feel like something is missing from Quacker, feel free to open an issue about it, detailing exactly what you're looking for. We'll look it over, discuss it with the community, and see if it'll work!
If you're looking for something to dip your toes into the codebase, check if there are any issues labelled good first issue. Otherwise, if you see another issue you'd like to tackle, go for it - just fork the repository, push to a branch, and create a PR detailing your changes. We'll review it and merge it in, once it meets all our checks and balances!
Quacker currently uses Fritter's Weblate for translations.
- Mastodon support - for being able to browse both Twitter and Mastodon content
- Persistent timeline positions - allowing you to continue where you left off in a feed
- Desktop support - allowing you to browse Twitter privately on a full-blown computer
- UX/UI improvements - such as a compact view, and tweaks to improve usability
- Nitter support - adding Nitter support back in, and helping to develop a stable API for Nitter itself
- Notifications - getting notified when selected subscriptions or groups have new tweets
- Stability - continued updates to improving the stability and reliability of the app