Everyone follow @wpomatic on Twitter to learn the release date before everyone else!

David Watanabe came up with this nice Safari extension that will enable you to tweet the URL you’re currently browsing.

Indeed useful, and a great partner to your desktop Twitter app. Works with Safari 4.

The following 3 pictures are humble suggestions to the Twitterrific application, the well-known Mac Twitter client. They depict the ‘active’, ‘inactive’ states, and the third is a concept for a potential Search feature.

A summary of the changes:

• White, centered title instead of the yellow one
• Less cluttered bottom part: a single button, more writing real estate
• Retweeting feature and icon. Maybe the button of the user webpage should go too, so that only Reply and Retweet stay, which are message actions.
• Search feature. Upon pressing Command + F, the message input goes away and is replaced by search.