I don't use them, but just for fun, I decided to try #tweesecake and #twblue on #pleroma. They both fail differently. First off, both require that you log out or authorization won't work. But if you log out then log in again while authorizing, they will. But at that point, #twblue will just crash. The error in the log says it's trying to do something with Pleroma that it doesn't implement. Tweesecake, on the other hand, pretends to work. It loads the messages and mentions buffers just fine. Then it adds exactly 160 items to the home buffer, all of them blank. If you leave it open, new items will stream into the home buffer. They, also, will be blank. I didn't expect either client to work; I just find the wildly differing failures amusing.
I am hosting x64 portable builds of #TWBlue, from the tip of the GitHub source tree, for the time being. Note that as long as the website is down, you should disable checking for updates, as the update alerts it gives you are false! https://x0box.xyz/uploads/TWBlue_x64.7z
Seems like neither #Tweesecake or #TWBlue has the ability to automatically expand content warnings. Is that correct? Are there any accessible windows clients that have this option?