Twitter has
announced a couple of tweaks to its embedded tweet feature: embedded tweet
boxes have been redesigned to enhance readability, and to display more context
(like retweet and favorite counts). Sources tell us that the update also
expands the amount of content that will be automatically displayed by enabling
automatic expansion for all of Twitter's cards partners. Previously, only
content from Twitter and videos from YouTube would automatically expand in
embedded tweets.
Twitter says
that embedded tweets should load faster on third-party websites, and it's made
it easier to embed tweets. Now, users can select the "more" link
within a tweet, presenting a drop-down menu that provides embed code. The move
reduces the amount of steps required to embed a tweet — a welcome change for
those of us who embed them with reckless abandon. Website owners, however, may
not be quite as happy; the redesign is retroactive, so previously embedded
tweets will reflect the new size. [TheVerge]
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