Twitter test redeveloped on an office site with bookmarks integration

Twitter is testing an updated version of its desktop site that includes a new bookmark feature, described in a tweet published earlier in the company.

Bookmarks is a feature that has been added to the mobile version of Twitter earlier this year, but has not yet been released on the desktop. The Bookmarks option is designed to allow users to record tweets for later access.

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We are testing a new Twitter for the web, which a few people will see today. Like? Miss something? Answer and tell us. You do not have the new experience? Stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/w4TiRrVFHU

– Twitter (@Twitter) September 6, 2018

The new office site also includes design improvements, with details shared by Internal business and TechCrunch. There are new options to enable night mode and data saver from the profile page. Trends are now displayed and profile sections have been moved across the page for a cleaner look. Twitter has also redesigned the tweet composition window.

According to Twitter, the design is a "limited test for the moment" and not everyone will see the site redesigned. Those who are able to try the site will see a pop-up window and will be able to return to the "legacy" site at any time in the configuration options.