Twitter is more than a social app. It’s a diverse, decentralized platform that people experience in lots of different ways. Now, with an edit button, Twitter has to be a good citizen of its ...

For years, users have asked Twitter for an edit button, and it's finally here. However, you might be wondering how to use Twitter’s new edit button.

Twitter on Thursday rolled out a long-hoped for feature — an edit button — igniting widespread celebrations online from users who have been calling for the button for years.

There's an edit button that exists now, obviously. And Twitter is testing it among an unidentified group of users. Everyone will be able to see edited tweets from the users in the test group, ...

Twitter said that in this test, tweets will be able to be edited "a few times" for up to 30 minutes after they are first posted.

Topline. Twitter on Thursday said it was testing an edit button for users, though the feature will only be available to those paying $4.99 a month for a Twitter Blue subscription, the company said ...

Twitter said that in this test, tweets will be able to be edited "a few times" for up to 30 minutes after they are first posted.

Twitter said that in this test, tweets will be able to be edited "a few times" for up to 30 minutes after they are first posted.

The edit button is coming to Twitter. On Thursday, after countless pleas from many of its more than 237 million users, some people will start being able to click a button on the social media ...

Twitter said that in this test, tweets will be able to be edited "a few times" for up to 30 minutes after they are first posted.

Twitter said that in this test, tweets will be able to be edited "a few times" for up to 30 minutes after they are first posted.