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Twitter is a world famous website for micro blogging and social networking. I had been using twitter since one year. Yeah i know every know this.
Well right now i am here to share how to install yahoo emoticons in Twitter. Sending emoticons with message sounds really pretty. As we all know twitter didn’t support html content and also they didn’t have smileys. So if you like to have yahoo emoticons in twitter then read this post. I am sure you will have then fun of yahoo emoticons in twitter.
Installing Yahoo emoticons in twitter is really easy. You can install it via following these steps.
- First we need to open Firefox web browser and install Grease monkey add-on in it.
- Then we need to restart Firefox browser.
- After this we need to install a simple script in Firefox browser.
- Here is the script, you can install via this link.
- Install Yahoo Emoticons In Twitter Script.
Thanks.
Do other Twitter users actually see the emoticons, or do they also have to install this Greasemonkey script?
Has anyone here actually tried this?
Hi, I usually use SweetIM software application to easily post emoticons and other icons to any social media site. An additional FYI: SweetIM’s emoticons, smileys and pictures also work in other Web based applications including forums, blogs and emails. Usually, we need to copy and paste HTML or link codes to post emoticons but SweetIM makes it very easy to do this.
SweetIM, and other emoticon programs, generally cause more problems on a users machine than it’s worth, and I NEVER recommend putting them on one’s computer.
I have tried them in the past – specifically SweetIM – and I personally had so many conflicts and problems I had to remove the program. Not unlike some security software, it left traces of itself all over my machine and proved to be a huge hassle to remove.
Every user is entitled to do what they want, but there are much safer ways to obtain emoticons than by utilizing SweetIM. While SweetIM has thus far managed to avoid the title of malware, before you use it, do a Google and see what former users have to say about it – you may be unpleasantly surprised.
I have nothing against emoticons. Quite the contrary! But using a program to install tons of them at once is not what I’d advise. There are plenty of ways to get individual emoticons or emoticons developed for the specific IM application that won’t put malware and adware on your machine.
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