Gabble is a native Mac OS X desktop client for the Yammer messaging service. It's the first Yammer desktop client designed specifically for the world's best operating system. Let Windows users wrestle with that crazy Adobe Air stuff. For Mac users there's now a better way. The desktop app is a native client for Mac and Windows with the full functionality of Yammer. Along with streamlined log in and SSO support, the app. Microsoft Yammer Get The Yammer App for Desktop or Mobile www.microsoft.com /en-gb/ microsoft -365/ yammer / yammer -overview. Download apps by Microsoft Corporation, including Microsoft Lync 2010 for iPad, Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft OneDrive, and many more. These will be the app’s primary value propositions: Multi-account support. The power tool for the power user, now you can be logged in to multiple Yammer accounts at the. Menu Bar access. Like any decent instant messaging app, you can get to it from any applications for a quick post.
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Run packaged ios app on macos. I’ve been using Yammer both in my dayjob and StartupGuild and find it quite useful for making conversations with people from other sides of the world. What is Yammer? Put simply, Yammer is like Facebook, but for companies. You can post updates and other people can comment on those updates, making it a conversation. Its convenient to set up forum-like “discussion groups” that you only want to share with people at your company.
However unlike Facebook, content in Yammer is private by default and can only be accessed by other people with the same e-mail domain (the part to the right of the “@” sign in your e-mail address). Being in a private network, you can feel quite safe to discuss things that can’t be normally shared outside company boundaries.
But that “one domain” feature can be a problem for mavericks like me. I’m part of more than one Yammer network and have multiple accounts that corresponds to the various networks that I’m in. Yammer doesn’t make it easy to switch between networks in their website – you’ll need to logout and then re-login using the other account to “switch” between networks.
Yammer also provides desktop and mobile client applications to access your Yammer network in addition to the website. The desktop client is based on Adobe Air and with it comes the usual lack of functionalities and integration with many other cross-platform applications. It’s their second iteration of the desktop client and still based on Adobe Air.
Yammer does talk about having a native Mac client – but it has been more than a year since their last update without any Mac app in sight. Probably a Mac client isn’t their priority and it’s hard to see that the recent Microsoft acquisition will improve support for Apple’s OS.
There is another 3rd party Desktop client for Yammer: Gabble. It’s a pretty decent application. However Gabble still lacks multi-account support. It takes quite a lot of screen space – designed more like a full-fledged e-mail application instead of a satellite “instant messaging” app, which fits more to Yammer’s use cases.
So I’d figure to give a go making a Yammer OS X app. A nice one that’ll be a joy to use and written with the Mac power user in mind. How to run app on mac. It’ll be a paid app – casual users can continue to use the free official Adobe Air client or Gabble. These will be the app’s primary value propositions:
- Multi-account support. The power tool for the power user, now you can be logged in to multiple Yammer accounts at the same time and easily switch between them.
- Menu Bar access. Like any decent instant messaging app, you can get to it from any applications for a quick post or update.
- Desktop integration. The whole enchilada: drag-and-drop files, Mountain Lion’s Notification Center, Services menu, emoji support, etc.
We call this app Scuttlebutt. The original name was Water Cooler, named after the water cooler effect. But I couldn’t get a good domain name for it. So Scuttlebutt (which is another name for water cooler with an interesting connotation) is the second best option.
There is a snag that may be preventing Scuttlebutt from seeing the light of day: Yammer might pull the plug. As one product manager (Drew Dillon) put it, they are “actively discouraging 3rd party clients”. That’s a bit sad for us Mac users since it doesn’t look like they have been doing a good job for Mac users. Mac app store colombia.
We’re dependent on Yammer to provide us with an API key for Scuttlebutt. This key determines which Yammer networks that Scuttlebutt had access to. Thankfully a Yammer engineer (Sidd Singh) provides an API key for “temporary global access”. Let’s hope that it will be more “permanent” global access.
Anyway we’ve starting work on Scuttlebutt now. We’ve got Scuttlebutt’s website up and a launch list ready. Sign up below when you want to be a beta tester or just get the first scoop when Scuttlebutt is launched.
Recently, Microsoft has launched the Yammer desktop application. Users can install the app from the Yammer web application, through the Office 365 portal or can distribute the app to users via SCCM using the MSI available.
You will need to meet the following requirements to use the app:
– Windows 7 or later
– Mac OS 10.9 or later
– an active Yammer account using O365 identity
Yammer Mac App
As yo can see in the follow screen, the app is very likely than the web access:
Yammer Client App
If you need more information about this new app, visit the following link: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Yammer-for-Windows-and-Mac-50920c05-cbfc-4f11-8503-e20fb2e623a5