Twitter now performs chirping sounds when customers pull down their feeds to refresh

When customers pull down their feeds to refresh, the app makes chirping sounds, as observed by the customers.

Twitter has just lately been within the limelight for a wide range of causes, each good and unhealthy. You’re in all probability conscious of the negatives, so let’s think about the positives: the app has improved in current months on account of the addition of some new options, reminiscent of backside bar customizations and routinely generated video captions, to call a couple of. Now, one other cool-sounding (actually) addition is becoming a member of them, and whereas it’s minor, belief us after we say it really makes the app extra gratifying to make use of.

When customers pull down their feeds to refresh, the app makes chirping sounds, as observed by The Verge and some others. In case you pull down, a windup trill performs, adopted by a chirp while you let go, and the loading spinner disappears to make approach for a refreshed feed.

The chirping sound and complement Twitter’s vibe. The earlier refresh sound was a uninteresting pop. We’re hoping that extra sounds within the UI can be changed with cuter ones like these… maybe a tu-whit tu-whoo for the like button?

Whereas iOS seems to be seeing a wider rollout for this addition — the OS is usually the primary to obtain new Twitter options on cellular — many Android customers are additionally receiving it. I used to be one of many lucky few who had been in a position to attend the listening to earlier than it was cancelled. Maybe you possibly can power the app to chirp for you by force-stopping it and clearing its cache.