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Twitter tests out another desktop redesign with trends on the right, navigation on the left

Twitter tests out another desktop redesign with trends on the right, navigation on the left

It was in January that Twitter announced that it would be rolling out a new, simplified desktop redesign to its users. Six months later, we can confirm that Twitter is... still rolling out tests as it tinkers with a new look for its Twitter.com desktop interface. In the latest version -- which appeared to get teased earlier in the year but now appears to be getting rolled out to a wider number of people (see here, here, here, a tipster who sent us screenshots from Canada, and many others) -- Twitter's desktop appears as three columns, with trends shifted to the right column, and all of the menu and navigation items (plus a link to your profile) that had been at the top now listed on the left.