All-in-One Messenger

One app for all your communication services

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One app for all your communication services

4 followers

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Use messengers like WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, Skype, Gmail and many more in one app!

Launch tags:Windows•Mac•Slack

Launch Team

I've been waiting for something like this. Too many channels to contend with, need a client to just manage them all. Can't wait to use this bad boy!

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10yr ago

Love the concept, but when using macOS Catalina I get an error when trying to open: "The application “All-in-One Messenger.app” can’t be opened." Also when I contact their support, I got a delivery error: "There was a temporary problem delivering your message to hello@allinone.im. Gmail will retry for 46 more hours. You'll be notified if the delivery fails permanently."

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6yr ago

I install Telegram and check if Dark Mode's support as the first test for any messenger app. Instant fail for 'All-In-One Messenger. Uninstalled.

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5yr ago

Hi guys! What about security and encryption? How are saved credentials stored?

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10yr ago

All-in-One Messenger

Maker

@mfraiss All-in-One Messenger does not store any of your login credentials. The only data that is stored are cookies and the browser cache. Each messenger lives in its own context, which can not be accessed by other messengers. This is what makes it possible to use multiple accounts (of Skype for example) at the same time. It also has the nice benefit of preventing cross-domain tracking of Facebook etc. as you don’t have to be logged-in with your main browser. Overall, using All-in-One Messenger does provide a couple of advantages when it comes to security.

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10yr ago

@henrikwenz Hi and thank you for the very detailed explanation. Do you agree, that the quality of you product would be more and more better if you work towards the community? If so, wouldn't it be nice if you make your chrome plugin open-source and free? I assume this could leas to more trust in your work and a drive concerning user base.

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10yr ago

All-in-One Messenger

Maker

Hey @mfraiss we are a big fans of open source development! But for now we have no plans of making All-in-One Messenger open source because the past has shown, that people start flooding the chrome webstore by submitting malicious versions of your app. Nevertheless we plan to open source specific modules of the app. I already open sourced the boilerplate the app is based on a while ago. https://github.com/HaNdTriX/gene...

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10yr ago

All-in-One Messenger

Maker

@mfraiss I forgot to mention, that everybody is able to debug the source code. Since all of it is written in JavaScript you can actually see what All-in-One Messenger is doing, while using it.

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10yr ago

Zendesk

How does this app is better than just opening a new chrome window with one tab by application?

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10yr ago

All-in-One Messenger

Maker

@alariccalmette thanks for your question! Actually I used this method before we created All-in-One Messenger. Every time I closed Google Chrome I had to manually open these tabs again. This felt quite annoying. In addition to that All-in-One Messenger allows you to: - use multiple accounts at once, - manage desktop notification settings in one place, - manage audio settings in one place, - reorder messengers, - rename messenger tabs, - and select your messengers via System Shortcuts (e.g. CMD-Tab).

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10yr ago

Zendesk

@henrikwenz Oh didn't think about the settings unification. Cool feature!

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10yr ago

@henrikwenz @alariccalmette You mentioned shortcuts - is there a way to switch messengers via keyboard? CMD-Tab opens the system switcher.

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10yr ago

All-in-One Messenger

Maker

@sharon_profis Hi Sharon, you should be able to use the following shortcuts on OS X: To switch to a specific tab: ⌘ + 1 through ⌘ + 9 To jump to the next tab: ⌘ + Option + Tab or ⌘ + Option + Right arrow To jump to the previous tab: ⌘ + Option + Shift + tab or ⌘ + Option + Left arrow On Windows/Linux/Chrome OS, it's a little bit different: Jump to the next open tab: Alt + Ctrl + Tab Jump to the previous open tab: Alt + Ctrl + Shift + Tab Jump to a specific tab: Ctrl + 1 through Ctrl + 8 Does that help?

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10yr ago