Michael Tsai on Twitter: "@wklj Yes, I understand that. I’m fine with the way it works now. And I like the quick local timeline search."

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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 18 Oct 2012

Tweetbot is pretty nice, but it has no hotkey and I still prefer the way Hibari handles saved searches.
Bill Lloyd ‏@wklj 18 Oct 2012 Mountain View, CA

@mjtsai Hibari saved searches are great. I don’t like that they are client-side only and don’t sync across devices though.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 18 Oct 2012

@wklj I like how Hibari saved searches are all in one list and are eligible for generating notifications.
Bill Lloyd ‏@wklj 18 Oct 2012 Mountain View, CA

@mjtsai Yes, I love the single list. Saves lots of time. But *no* integration with Twitter server-side searches is a bummer.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 18 Oct 2012

@wklj My understanding is that the Hibari saved searches *are* server-side. Do you mean you want to do one-off server-side searches?
Bill Lloyd ‏@wklj 18 Oct 2012 Mountain View, CA

@mjtsai No. I had 4 or 5 terms I’d search on. But I had to manually manage all that on each of my OS X clients. Nothing server-side I see
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 18 Oct 2012

@wklj Oh, I see what you mean. I think Hibari searches using the server, but it doesn’t store the queries on the server like other clients.
Bill Lloyd ‏@wklj 18 Oct 2012 Mountain View, CA

@mjtsai Correct. It’s searching Twitter data, but all the work is done client-side, and stored in local SQLite database.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 18 Oct 2012

@wklj I know that the Search tab is not doing a client-side search because it finds matches from users I don’t follow.
Bill Lloyd ‏@wklj 18 Oct 2012 Mountain View, CA

@mjtsai Specifically, you can “save” a Twitter search in one client and see it in all your clients or on the web site.

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@wklj Yes, I understand that. I’m fine with the way it works now. And I like the quick local timeline search.

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