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I don’t have a direct answer, but you could check if Fluid does the job.

Manageyum twitter install#

For anyone using Android with macOS, you can install as a PWA (from Edge) and use it as an iMessage replacement when connected to your Android Phone - You need to download the official Google Messaging app from the Play Store, too.

You should give that a shot if you really want each site to have their own app.

Manageyum twitter mac os#

Mac OS desktop application for Phish.in or Relisten? You can use the free Fluid app () to turn any single website into its own Mac Desktop application.Source: Hacker News / about 2 months ago Elixir Livebook now as a desktop app Or Fluid which is free except for a few features which cost $5 ().Having a hard time adapting to an all-web-based workspace You could use fluid or Coherence X and use Alfred - Productivity App for macOS or spotlight to launch them.It seems to be increasing on the apps trend list and is said to have the cleanest UI with integrated support for over 20 services. ith regards to design, it features both a beautiful User Interface and User Experience. These seem to exist for macOS, which seems to be precisely the platform that you don't use - see for example. Today we bring Manageyum, a desktop application that enables you to use your online services from one app. I think for your requirements, there could/should be some kind of packaging app for websites like used to exist for "widgets". Do you think that Mozilla team needs to bring back web-apps, now that a big flow of chrome users will be looking for another browser? I appreciate your post.One of the dev named Amine Mouafik on Twitter) sent an email () about the end of Ferdi. Check here for more info Hi, as many of you know, the support of Ferdi (fork of Franz) has ended. Doesn't seem to have any advantages compared to the free alternatives. Requires payment to get rid of ads/waiting screens, so it's out of the question. Creating native applications for web-apps on Linux Franz ( Website, GitHub): Multi-service browser.

Were committed to not only making HipChat run on these platforms, but be one of the best performing and beautiful apps available. From the developer: We know your team runs just about every operating system, browser, and phone out there. The software relates to Internet & Network Tools.

Selfhosted application for joining chat services? You mean something like ? I think there were even fork of it - but it is not selfhosted. This Mac app was originally created by HipChat.

First time at a Mac/Google shop - teach me your ways Franz - Combine all your chat apps into one.

What is the best alternative to WebCatalog? Just found, it works great so far! The only downside is the monthly subscription.