*Yoono Desktop* is a tool that aims to *centralize your social
network/messaging activity* and supports many of the mainstream networks -
Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Flickr, FriendFeed, Imeem, AIM, Google Talk,
Windows Live Messenger and Yahoo Messenger, to be precise. To set up Yoono
Desktop, you must choose the networks with which you have an account and
enter your log-in information. The feeds from each are then centralized in
the Yoono Desktop interface, with each network represented by a tab across
the top of the window. There is a general area, where you can see the status
of all your friends and recent updates, regardless of what networks they are
on. The remaining tabs in Yoono Desktop represent the accounts and views you
have added. Yoono Desktop offers you various options when you click on these
tabs, depending on which account you are looking at. With Twitter, for
example, you can see tweets, send them, search Twitter and see direct
messages and replies. You can pick what views you want to see displayed too,
such as your Facebook wall or just recent status messages. All of the tabs
are easily closed or changed. If you want to click through to anywhere that
displays more information than the summaries on Yoono Desktop, such as a
friend's profile in Facebook, the page will be displayed in the default Yoono
browser. The problem with this is that the Yoono screen invades your desktop,
resisting any attempts at resizing and getting even bigger when provoked. If
you attempt to sneakily move the smaller Yoono Desktop window to one side,
the larger browser window jumps to the other side where it expands even more!
You can configure the program to open the link in your computer's default
browser, of course, which is less integrated, but probably easier to manage.
Yoono Desktop is a great application for anyone who is trying to juggle
multiple social networking and messaging accounts. The updates are
customizable enough not to annoy you, but you can still keep an eye on
everything without even opening your browser. On the downside, Yoono Desktop
is pretty big, and when open takes up a lot of space. It's not the most
discreet tool, and certainly keeps your social networking the center of
attention. Yoono Desktop is the perfect tool for social networkers who don't
have all day to spend checking their accounts.trong>Download *Yoono Desktop
1.8.15* in Softonic
