I had issues trying to retrieve my circles, and I was unable to click on any link to open it. Overall, I really like this app, but I don't think it's going to replace my Firefox browser just yet. (4) Viewing a photo on the Tab for Google+ app. (3) Desktop view on Tab for Google+ is not ideal. (2) Viewing the stream in Tab for Google+. It's really easy to scroll down your stream, view comments, view individual people's posts, and post comments. It's the same size and shape, and although you have the option of viewing the app in Desktop mode, I don't recommend it, since the view is skewed. The Tab for Google+ app basically looks like your mobile Google+ app. If you change your mind about this setting, you can go to Preferences and reverse your decision. This feature is convenient if you like to be on Google+ all the time. Tab for Google+ asks if you want to run the program when you log onto your computer. All you have to do is click on the Tab for G+ icon, and it opens up the Google+ login on the top right menu task bar. It downloaded quickly, and opened in the Launchpad when completed.
#Google plus app for mac free
I tested out the free version (note: free for a limited time only), and downloaded it from the Mac App Store.
#Google plus app for mac pro
(Currently the pro version is only $0.99.) Created by FIPLAB, a company that creates beautiful and viral mobile applications, Tab for Google+ lets you replace your Google+ browser tab by putting your Google+ account in your menubar. There is a free version, and a pro version, which does not have ads, and gives you the ability to chat. I came across the Tab for Google+ app today, and decided to try it out. Lately, though, it's been irritating using two different browsers, so I've been searching for a better solution. This way, the two accounts don't conflict with each other, and I can get my work done with a minimum of fuss. I really dislike the way Google currently handles having multiple accounts open, so I've resolved that issue by using Chrome for work matters, and Firefox for my Google+ account. As a staff member of WonderHowTo, a lot of my work is done through our Google Account, which is separate from my personal Google Account.
These days, I keep multiple browsers open so I can keep track of all my work and personal items.
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