Tab for All Pro For Mac

Tab for All Pro offers you the possibility to stay on top of your social life without having to clutter your desktop or juggling with numerous desktop applications.

The Tab for All Pro utility allows you to connect to Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Google+, Tumblr, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Outlook, Weibo, or Google Calendar.

Upon launch, Tab for All Pro places a small icon in your status bar, and you must activate its panel and proceed to logging into all the services you want to use within the application. You get to navigate between the services by simply switching through the tabs included in the app’s main panel.

Tab for All Pro seems to access the mobile version of each website, which means that you will still receive messages about installing the desktop client in the case of some services.

Moreover, Tab for All Pro allows you to resize its window, so you can easily increase or reduce the desktop space taken up by the app, even though you can completely hide the apps interface by simply clicking anywhere else on the screen.

Tab for All Pro lets you know whenever there are new developments related to any of your accounts by sending alerts via the Notification Center, you get to see the account that requires your attention in the message, and when you activate the app’s panel the associated tab will be highlighted.

You get to manage the notification sound and output via the Tab for All Pro Preferences window, where you can also choose the websites you want visible in the app’s main window.

Moreover, you can activate global hotkeys for toggling the app’s visibility or switching to the desktop mode. Unfortunately, during our tests, switching to the desktop mode resulted in opening a separated window that had a blank interface.

Bottom line, Tab for All Pro presents an alternative for getting access and being able to interact with multiple social websites while maximizing the available space and reducing the repetitive actions.

However, the Tab for All Pro application relies on the mobile version of the websites, which might translate into objects that are not displayed correctly, or being continuously prompted to install the default desktop clients.