Twitter for Mac is redesigned with dark theme, GIF support and more

Twitter for Mac 2015
Twitter for Mac has been a relic of a past age for a long time, but after an initial report stated a refresh was coming down the pipe, it’s finally arrived.
Twitter for Mac has officially been updated to version 4.0.0, and, with it, brought plenty of new features, oft-requested features that have been missing in past iterations of the app, and better optimizations to hopefully make the experience better overall. The new version features a Dark Theme, too, which should go right along with that dark menu and Dock in OS X.
Twitter says to not call it a comeback, but, you could probably call it a comeback if you wanted.
Here’s the full change log:
    What’s New in Version 4.0.0
    Don’t call it a comeback!
    Twitter for Mac is getting the update you’ve been asking for. Now it looks and feels more like the Twitter you carry with you everyday. We’ve built in some of the most-requested features so your Twitter for Mac experience combines what you love about Twitter with the elegance you expect on a Mac. Here’s what we’ve added:
    • Inline video playback – You’ll see videos play directly in your feed.
    • GIFs support – See animations without leaving your timeline.
    • Group Direct Messages – Create and receive private notes with up to 50 people.
    • Mute – Silence specific accounts so you no longer see them in your feed.
    • Today Center Widget – Get your Twitter Highlights right on your desktop.
    • Dark Theme – Now you can see the world in black or white.
    • Updated design – Get the latest improvements to icons, buttons, and interactions.
    • Quote Tweet – Add your two cents to any Retweet.
The refreshed and newly-designed Twitter for Mac is available right now, and a link to download it through the Mac App Store is available below.
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  • Twitter for Mac — Free
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