Twitter on the night of Friday, 11 February, said that they had fixed a technical bug that was preventing timelines from loading and tweets from being posted.
The platform had crashed on Friday, 11 February, with thousands of users across the world facing problems logging into the site.
According to internet outage reporting platform Downdetector, the outage lasted for about an hour late in Friday evening and some users had more trouble than others, and more users reported web issues.
Twitter apologised for the interruption and said that "things should be back to normal now."
The problem appeared to have started at around 10:30 pm on Friday and the site on loading showed the "error" message.
According to the heat map, Twitter outage was reported from England, Canada, France, Mexico, the United States and India (Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai).
Most (54 percent) problems were with the website, 23 percent had website showing error, while 33 percent complaints were related to Twitter login.
Down Detector logged more than 40,000 reports of users experiencing problems using Twitter.