Developers of the now-discontinued Tweetbot consumer have introduced updates to Ivory, their software for Mastodon, together with an “Edit Posts” feature.

Other updates include the ability to report users and posts and support for Mastodon’s server language translation services, reports The Verge.

After Twitter stopped supporting third-party applications last month and later announced new restrictions requiring developers to pay for access to Twitter’s application programming interface (API), Tapbots has been adding additional functionality to its new Mastodon client.

Ivory is still in early access, but according to Tapbots, there is more to come, including quote posts and support for custom instance emoji.

Currently, Ivory allows users to edit their profile on Mastodon, suppress duplicate boosted posts, create content warnings and approve follow requests from private accounts.

Same as Tweetbot, Ivory is a paid service, which prices $1.99 per thirty days or $14.99 per 12 months for full entry to the iOS software, the report stated.

Meanwhile, last month, Twitter had quietly updated its “Developer Agreement” to ban third-party shoppers, nearly per week after it blocked the apps’ entry to its platform.

The new guidelines talked about that customers can’t use Twitter’s API or content material to “create or try and create a substitute or related service or product to the Twitter Applications”.

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