Mixero

Mixero is everything that users have said here, plus: • Mixero has real ReTweets, not Twitter's bastardized substitute as appears in their web interface http://rays20.blogspot.com/2009/11/newbies-dont-use-twitters-so-called.html • The developers really listen and respond to user feedback: I felt that a user-editable field would be great for adding one's own reference notes to people's profiles, and they agreed! http://twitpic.com/187xox Now I can add private notes such as email addresses, birthdays, whatever. This feature should be public within a week! • I give Mixero a great deal of credit in allowing me to *effectively* follow thousands of people, allowing me to instantly remember (for example) who I follow, is interested in Autism ( @TannersDad, @quiverymoments, @LYCANPEDIA, @hollyrpeete, @HollyRod4kids ) • Mixero really does help “cut through the noise,” be it on Twitter, or if you swing that way, Facebook.

In the past, I've used, taught and blogged about Tweetdeck. Also experimented with PeopleBrowsr, Seesmic and Statuzer. Mixero has survived the scrutiny and has become my preferred Twitter tool for regular usage. I still use Hootsuite to post Tweets that I want to pre-schedule and measure clickthrus for, but for my "open all day" Twitter client, Mixero can't be beat. Detachable, resizeable columns gave me back control of my desktop. The way Mixero handles group management is head and shoulders above any of the other tools.

Groups, activelist, sinchonized clients ... Very useful RT, filters, search and channels. Great application for tweet!!!

This is now my primary twitter client, for a number of reasons: the program is easy to use, and lets me create a number of groups (currently I use 14). It is easy to see when there are updates to my groups and searches. It doesn't have many of the faults of TweetDeck (like memory leaks, missed tweets, group syncing problems to server, sluggish performance or annoying quirks). It hide itself neatly to the icon bar or to one side of the screen. It is still in beta, so there are a few minor issues. Looking forward to beta testing the iPhone app with full sync with the desktop. I tested Seesmic, Brizzly, Tweetie (Mac), TweetDeck and about 10 iPhone apps. This is the best of the bunch.

4.5 stars. I've been a Mixero user since near the beginning. I really like the app, though it does take some getting used to. The interface can seem complex with contexts, active lists, etc... but it doesn't take too long before these make sense and become difficult to live without. I love that the app keeps my groups, lists, contexts synced between multiple computers/devices. That means when I add people to new lists, create groups, etc on my home computer, when I sign in at work... all of these changes are synced. Love that. The app is still in development, but the devs are very responsive to feedback and are continuing to grow and refine the features. The alpha iPhone app (not yet publicly available) is also very cool, with many of the same features of the desktop client. The mobile version does have some drawbacks (loading time) but it's still early and the team is actively working to address user's wants and needs for the app. Overall, definitely worth checking out Mixero.

I'm giving Mixero a 4 but really should give it a 3.5. I am a pretty big user of Mixero and have NO basic faults with it. Save I wish the font size were bigger for messages and I wish they were a way to BLOCK users within the platform. What I like about Mixero is it's intuitiveness in almost every feature especially for RTs and DMs. I also love the way I can group the people I am following. That's the one factor that made me stick with Mixero rather than Seesmic or Tweetdeck. I wish you success Mixero!

Let’s see. I’ve tried various other twitter clients, but few of them have the following: URL preview, image & YouTube video previews, a translation service, filters [by keyword or user], a good follower/list management system. Mixer has all these and then some... Four stars because I'd love to be able to upload more than just images [mp3 files, for example] via this client :)

Mixero is on my top 5 twitter client for windows! Clean, fresh and simple, but a lil bit complicated at first, should be your favorite twitter client. I really like it because you can minimize it by clicking the Mixero logo on top of the windows, and look at it floating on your desktop.... cool.

Is the best twitter client i've used ever. Try it.

Best Twitter/Facebook App for Desktop + iPhone. Love it!!!

It just has everything I've always been looking for in a Twitter client... I especially like its ability to filter unwanted tweets. It really helps me to save me from too much "Twitter noise".

NO comment , the rating describe my review about Mixero

I'm using the desktop client and i like it very much!

Really, the best twitter client i've used. Period.

Very slick UI, but sometimes I lose my context when in certain modes. Take a bit of getting used to, but Mixero is a really nice Twitter client, and definitely worth giving it a try.

It may well not be as well known as Tweetdeck or Seesmic, but I think Mixero is better than them both. It is totally different than any other Twitter client I have come across, but once it has so many features that set it apart. The Active List, Avatar mode, Channels and Groups are all excellent. Also, the way Mixero treats Twitter Lists is the best I've come across. It also syncs with the Mixero iPhone app.

awesome!!!!!!!!!! love how it floats on my desktop

I rave to all fellow tweeters about Mixero whenever the opportunity arises. Despite still being in Beta, this Twitter client is a serious contender to Tweetdeck. It has many features my favourite being previewing shortened urls. It now has multi client which is in a slick mixed mode. I definitely recommend trying it, but not just a cursory 5min mess around with it, take the time to try out all its features and subtleties - you wont regret it. No turning back for me! @nicchick