CloudyTabs For Mac

CloudyTabs is a minimalist OS X status bar menu application designed to help you view the currently opened tabs on all devices connected to your iCloud account. The app will monitor the Safari app and will list all the websites currently opened on each device.

To take advantage of the CloudyTabs capabilities you must make sure that you are using the Safari browser and the same iCloud account on all your devices (you must be logged in for the synchronization to take place). The application will automatically list all the tabs opened in your Safari browser, regardless if you used your iPad, iPhone, or iMac to view them.

You will be able to see the heading for each listed website, and if you keep the Command key opened you can also view the complete address. To open a certain link, simply use your mouse to click on it, or employ the Command + Return keyboard combination on mouse over.

The website will be automatically launched in your default web browser. You can choose to open all the tabs that are currently present on a specific device. If you keep your mouse over the CloudyTabs menulet, you will also be able to see the last synchronization date and time.

Even though CloudyTabs should be able to allow you to copy the tabs URLs to your clipboard, this function does not work properly. What’s more, CloudyTabs can detect only the tabs opened in Safari, which means that it is useless if you are using a different web browser.

On the other hand, it can prove to be extremely useful if you found something interesting while navigating on your iPhone or iPad, and you want to continue the browsing on your computer.