TabMeister for Mac3.0

It seems it is not possible to create tabs that appear in any Spaces screen selected. Tabs only appear on the Spaces screen they were created on..

It seems it is not possible to create tabs that appear in any Spaces screen selected. Tabs only appear on the Spaces screen they were created on..

It seems it is not possible to create tabs that appear in any Spaces screen selected. Tabs only appear on the Spaces screen they were created on... :-(

It seems it is not possible to create tabs that appear in any Spaces screen selected. Tabs only appear on the Spaces screen they were created on... :-(

Now available on App Store but not free anymore, even if very very cheap.

Does this application do the same thing as Overflow and RapidoStart? Both free and available here on MacUpdate.

Let's try...

personal, I find Quıcĸsıɩⅴεʀ to be the best for the quick launch of programs, not to mention its extras ^_^

This is a straightforward, in-your-face app which does what it says and vice versa; and very responsively at that. All I want are a few more customization options, such as the ability to click and drag tabs, change their individual colors, reduce cpu usage, and I'm sold. I think Pangea's entry into this genre is most welcome and a long time in coming. They are the best shareware game makers bar none (save, perhaps, Ambrosia), and I fully expect them to deliver the same consistency in quality, imagination and innovation in this genre that they've shown with their games.

It seems really responsive. Much moreso than anything I've seen which is remotely similar and available for OS X. Wishlist: I'd like to see the ability to customize the tab (and text) colors and borders; Tab 'click' selection option in addition to 'hover' and as a side-benefit of that, draggable tabs. ;) The only real downside I see at present is it uses quite a bit of cpu on my setup -- nearly 5% while seemingly idle. I'd like to see this drop to below 1% if possible. Picky, I know ; )

Great for those of us who manage to cram too much into their docks. Frees up valuable screen space.

The bling is too cool.

I admire the courage of Pangea Software for entering into a hard-to-win competition dominated by excellent file launching programs like DragThing, Launchbar, etc. I doubt such bravery can win them much success but am confident they know very well how to play their hand. After all they have long been wonderful game-makers!

Nice app. It's a lot like stacks, just different....

This is just what I wanted to group my Apps into categories relevant to my projects. It's simple, fast, clean, and looks good. I know Tiger is on the way etc... but this is what I need right now, and at a price that is very fair. Plus..."Bling" is just good old Mac fun!

Seems nice and fast, even on an old G4 400mhz. But none of the Bling (except weather map) work, -error not enough vram. Looks like a great way to organize your applications!

Dock and Destop clutter on my MacMini was getting ridculous. This app helped reduce that.

OSX users like eye candy ;)

Great little, useful program. Will help me not clutter up my Dock, yet at the same time give me quick access to my most used applications. Very intuitive. One look at the initial set up and I was able to immediately set up tabs and store apps as I desired.

No lack of eye candy for OS X users.

never really liked the UI of DragThing, but TabMeister looks like a nice update to a feature I've missed since OS 9

Wouldn't DockMeister be able to beat up TabMeister?

Maybe you want to wait for the Leopard features (if it has something like this), but I can't. I am buying it now – I need it now. Just change that icon, please.

Might be good tool to put applications into categories, such as iApps, Graphic, Web, Audio and Office. I still like using QuickSilver, much easier to get too, and has so many multi-uses.

Interesting application. Lots of nice twists on the pop up folder concept.

it is just the perfect utility for a neat freak like me...

Kind of like Drop Drawers, which was always my favorite but has been discontinued. I now use DragThing, but I don't like it as much. I think I'll get this...

Looks a great deal like Overflow. I haven't really used it much, but this may be worth a try. I've been looking for something like this to help me organize.

I've been trying this with excellent success.

Looks promising. I'm always looking for alternatives to the Dock.

I am using currently Overflow which was part of app bundle I purchased some time ago. I am feeling a bit limited with it's features so it looks like I have a good opportunity to check what competitors have to offer ;)

Eager to compare it to DragThing, which I like, but am not totally in love with.

Yeah... another nice app that will soon become obsolete through Leopard.

Or, you wait for Leopard ;-)

looks like another contender enters the ring - getting crowded in here though!

Or you could buy the 'king' of launchers, DragThing...which also has tabs and a billion other features.

curious about leopard compatibility, as well as the ability to use this on a second monitor. Kind of reminds me of X-shelf in some ways.

Check out the extra Bling tab and its contents, included with TM 2.0

Tried overflow. This might be another that I like. I'll give it a shot.

I love Overflow, and it looks like Apple does, too. (Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, etc.) I'll probably test this software. It sounds like organization I need. But like other posts, I wonder if Leopard will trump all the shareware apps this fall.

This would seem to help organize screen real estate better, but will Leopard make it obsolete?

This is a great utility. If you are looking for a launcher solution, this is it. I have tried them all, this one takes the cake.

DragThing? Overflow? Try this one.

this looks a little like the desktop thing Leopard offers. it would be nice to organize all the programs.

This is a great product. I tested it and it ran beautifully.

With OS X Leopard a few months away this looks a useful little launcher in the same style as DragThing and Overflow and like the OS8/9 days of folders being dragged down into pop-up windows. It has that funky large 'heads-up' display icon to show what application you are about to launch. Worth a look if you don't have any of the other leading shareware launchers.

This reminds me of the OS9 feature in Finder where you could have tabbed folders. Very cool! I use that feature already, though, with DragThing, under Mac OS X. I may still give this a try on my one Mac without DragThing installed.