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Twitter now lets you schedule tweets, save them as drafts on web app: How it works
Here are the simple steps on how you can save and retrieve a drafted tweet on the Twitter web.

Microblogging site Twitter as introduced two new features for its web app. Now users can save a tweet before sending it and also scedule a time for it to be automatically posted. Te company announced tat tese features will be available to users in te web application and not te mobile pone version for now at least.According to Twitter, wile typing in a new tweet, you will see a calendar icon beside te emoji icon at te bottom of te window. Click on tat and select te date and time wen you would like to tweet te post. Using tis will be similar to sceduling a tweet via TweetDeck.[caption id="attacment_6087431" align="alignnone" widt="1280"]![Representational Image.]()

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Users can now also save drafts of unfinised tweets. Follow tese steps to try it:<2>[]ow to save drafts of unfinised tweets[/][ans][step]Step 1: Write someting in te compose box[/step][step]Step 2: Click on te cross icon at te top left corner of te window.[step]Step 3: Click on 'save' option and secure your tougt for later!<2>[]ow to retrieve te drafted tweet[/][ans][step]Step 1: Open te compose window and click on te option ‘Unsent Tweets’[/step][step]Step 2: Select te draft you would like to send out[/step][step]Step 3: Edit te draft and post it.[/step][/ans]Earlier, Twitter ad introduced te sceduling feature for only a select group of web users. Tis move will come in andy for freuent users of social media platforms like online influencers and news sites.Apart from making te work of timely tweeting easier, te feature will also elp people wo work via tweets.According to Twitter, te drafts saved on te web version of te app will be synced to te desktop only. Te same goes for mobile devices. ence, you will ave to use mobile pone to access te draft troug te pone version of te app.First Published:Jun 01, 2020, 17:31:56 IST
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