Elon Musk-Owned Twitter Introduces ‘Highlights’ Feature for Favorite Tweets, Exclusive to Twitter Blue Subscribers

Twitter, which is owned by Elon Musk, has introduced a new feature that enables users to highlight their favorite messages in a separate tab. This feature, known as “Highlights,” allows users to save tweets they like in a dedicated tab called “Highlights,” which appears separately on their profile. Currently, this feature is only accessible to paid subscribers of Twitter Blue.

On Monday, Elon Musk retweeted a post from a user named Dogedesigner, who announced the availability of the functional “Highlights Tab” on the platform.

To use the Highlights feature, follow these steps:

1. Locate the tweet you wish to highlight on your profile.
2. Look for the three dots located at the top right corner of the tweet.
3. Click on the three dots to reveal a menu of options.
4. From the menu, select “Add/remove from highlights.”
5. The tweet will now be showcased in the Highlights Tab on your Twitter profile.

By following these steps, you can easily highlight your preferred tweets for future reference and showcase them in a separate tab on your profile, making it easier for other users to discover them.

Twitter Blue offers several features to subscribers who pay a monthly fee of ₹650 on the web and ₹900 on mobile devices. These features include:

1. Edit Tweet: Users have a one-hour window to make limited changes to published Tweets, including updates, tagging, and media reordering.
2. Reduced ads: Approximately 50% fewer ads appear in the For You and Following timelines, with more non-promoted organic Tweets interspersed between promoted ones.
3. Enhanced rankings in conversations and search: Tweets interacted with by users receive a small boost in ranking, and replies are ranked closer to the top. Blue subscribers also appear in the Verified tab of other users’ notifications.
4. Longer Tweets: Blue subscribers can compose Tweets with up to 10,000 characters, including Quote Tweets and replies.
5. Text formatting: Users can now bold and italicize text in their Tweets on twitter.com.
6. Bookmark Folders: Blue subscribers can organize Bookmarked Tweets into folders for better management.
7. Custom app icons: Users can choose from a variety of vibrant options to customize the Twitter app icon on their phone.
8. Custom navigation: Users can select their preferred content and Twitter destinations for quick access in the navigation bar.
9. Spaces Tab: Blue subscribers on iOS and Android have access to an interface that simplifies the discovery of audio content in Spaces.
10. Top Articles: Users can easily find the most-shared articles in their network using the Top Articles feature.
11. Reader: Reader provides a cleaner reading experience for longer threads.
12. Undo Tweet: Users can retract a Tweet after sending it but before it becomes visible to others.
13. Extended video upload: Blue subscribers (on twitter.com and Twitter for iOS) can upload videos up to approximately two hours in length and 8GB in file size.
14. Themes: Twitter Blue offers a variety of colorful theme options for the app.
15. NFT Profile Pictures: Users can showcase their owned NFTs by displaying a hex-shaped profile picture on their Twitter account.
16. SMS two-factor authentication: Blue subscribers can add an extra layer of security to their account with SMS-based two-factor authentication.