[Eric Russo]

But how do you return to your time line without pressing back button every single time ?

Posted with my Z10

[aminrajabi]

But how do you return to your time line without pressing back button every single time ?

Posted with my Z10

I believe its called a 'root peek'. You only need to swipe once if you start the swipe from the 'Back' button. Its goes directly back to the Timeline rather than going through each opened tweet.

[Elite1]

Hi Eric, and welcome to CrackBerry!
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From what screen are you looking to get back to your timeline. If you can see Home button at bottom left, press that. If there's a Back button, you can press that or just swipe screen from left to right.

And if you're in your Timeline, tapping Home button again takes you to top, i.e. most recent tweets.

So where's the "fail" exactly?

[Elite1]

I believe its called a 'root peek'. You only need to swipe once if you start the swipe from the 'Back' button. Its goes directly back to the Timeline rather than going through each opened tweet.

Oh yes, that's called Root Peek.

If you have multiple screens to go back, Root Peek is the way to go for sure!

Hold finger on Back button for a second or even half a second, then drag it from left to right across bottom bar.

Works in most Cascades environments, like Hub, Twitter, File Manager, CB10, etc.

[Eric Russo]

Thank you, problem solved. It is in fact a root peek when multiple screens are opened. Swipe back bar, left to right to go to time line. If you want to go to the previous screen, do the same motion, left to right in the middle of the screen.


Thanks CB!

Posted with my Z10

[habs_fan]

So really the title is really misleading and it's not twitter fail, it's actually OP fail

Posted from my Z10STL100-3/10.2.0.483

[Baseball619]

So really the title is really misleading and it's not twitter fail, it's actually OP fail

Posted from my Z10STL100-3/10.2.0.483

LOL

Posted via CB10

[Chanlion]

Aside from that you can always tweet straight from your Hub so you can see the mentions and who to tweet back to. It's convenient since one root peek and you're back to texting.

[Neil9800]

Is there a way to remove the people I follow from the contacts app?

I don't want to see them in there.

Posted via CB10

[Neil9800]

Forget that question. Found it in the contacts app itself.

Posted via CB10

[Eric Russo]

So really the title is really misleading and it's not twitter fail, it's actually OP fail

Posted from my Z10STL100-3/10.2.0.483

Correct.

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