Open Tweetdeck profiles in web pages

If you’re using Tweetdeck to handle all your Twitter traffic then you’ll know whenever you click on a user’s name, their profile shows up. However, this can really eat into your API calls, a metric which dictates how many tweet updates you can get within a specific time frame. You’ll want to cut […]

Patrick Stafford 03 February, 2012

If you’re using Tweetdeck to handle all your Twitter traffic then you’ll know whenever you click on a user’s name, their profile shows up.

However, this can really eat into your API calls, a metric which dictates how many tweet updates you can get within a specific time frame.

You’ll want to cut down on those.

To do so, you can make sure whenever you click on a name, their profile appears in a web page instead.

To change this, go to the settings page by clicking on the wrench icon. The first page you should see is the “general” options – there, click on the “open profiles in web pages” option.