Twitter to get a makeover: Elon Musk
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| Twitter to get a makeover: Elon Musk |
Twitter boss Elon Musk has reported one more change for the always famous microblogging application Twitter.
He also said that the social media platform would get a makeover a few days after he said that Twitter would be called "X" and that the famous blue bird logo would be gone.
Commonly, the stage permits clients to pick between three foundations, "Default" "Faint", and "Lights out", which are white, dim and dark, separately.
Musk, on the other hand, stated that the platform will "only have 'dark mode'" "soon"
Early on Thursday morning, Musk tweeted, "It's better in every way."
A user asked Musk if he would change Twitter's blue verification checkmark to a black-and-white one to match the new "X" logo. Musk responded with his remark.
The user began by asking: Black tick or the blue tick?"
"I like dark as well yet it won't work in obscurity mode," he answered
Then Musk ringed in to prod the new plan.
Other web-based entertainment stages likewise utilize the "dull mode", which ordinarily includes a dim foundation that is simpler on the eyes and can save battery charge on cell phones.
The modification was applauded by a number of Twitter users.
"Genius idea," wrote one user.
"Can hardly pause," answered another.
The change is the most recent in Musk's rebranding of Twitter — possibly creating some distance from the stuff of its proprietor possession — to what will be planned as an "everything application."
In an effort to rebrand the microblogging website, Musk unveiled its new logo on Monday. It eliminates the blue bird from its website and replaces it with a stylized "X."