As you’ve no doubt noticed by now, we’ve changed the way you login to Twuffer. Twitter requires that we now use OAuth for Twuffer accounts. The official deadline to implement OAuth is Monday, Aug 16, 2010.
*** Please note that you must login once using the new method as soon as possible. Otherwise, tweets scheduled to go out after Monday (Aug 16, 2010) might not be sent.
What does that mean for Twuffer users?
Instead of entering your Twitter username and password in the upper right at twuffer.com, there is now a “Login with Twitter” button.
Clicking this button will direct you to a Twitter OAuth login page where you will enter your Twitter username and password and click “Allow” to authenticate.
This page will look familiar to most of you. It’s purpose is to confirm that you would like for Twuffer to be able to post your scheduled tweets on your behalf.
If you are a new Twuffer user, you will be delivered back to your Twuffer dashboard tab to set your timezone.
If you are an existing Twuffer user, you will be delivered to your queued tweets tab.
Besides the new login, Twuffer will allow you to schedule tweets as normal.
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Nicely done, gents!
Thanks for the update. Still absolutely love Twuffer as the only place that actually syncs with the UK clock!
I use Twuffer for two different Twitter accounts. Will scheduled tweets NOT go out if I’m not logged in on that account?
I’ve been using twuffer for the longest time because twitter has beed blocked in my office. but then with the new log in process, the sign in with twitter tab does not show up on the page. so basically i cant log in anymore. =(
I heted it. Thwe other way was much better… Bring back that esier login, please!
oauth, excellent! It’s a bit of a pain to “Allow” the app each login, but I understand this is all in the sense of security and unity, so RIGHT ON!
Unfortunately I can’t longer use this program because access to twitter is not accepted in my work. Do the same as dabr.