This article was published on May 8, 2014

Twitter updates its Web layout with a third column for content recommendation


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A photo taken in the western French city of Rennes on November 7, 2013 shows an official Twitter account on a smartphone. Twitter will make its Wall Street debut on November 7 with a price tag of 26 US dollars per share, bidding to raise up to 2.1 billion US dollars in the most eagerly […]

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Twitter is rolling out an update that will add a third column for users accessing the service from a Web browser. The new layout moves the “Who to follow” widget from beneath your profile bio and Trends to the rightmost section – putting your tweets front and center.

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The addition of the third, rightmost column keeps the layout in tune with Twitter’s new, full-sized layout that centralizes the tweets with secondary information off to the sides.

Those who have yet to update to the new profile layout may see a third column show up like the screenshot below.

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➤ We’re updating twitter.com with a third column… [Twitter]

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