For those who work on the computer all day, a program that brings mobile apps to their desktop is really convenient, so that to send messages and emails there is no need to pick up the smartphone or open a particular website, because everything remains easy to reach from that same program. This possibility is also facilitated by the fact that all the main communication and message applications such as Gmail, Facebook Messenger, Outlook.com, Whatsapp, Slack, Yahoo Mail, Telegram and others are also accessible via the web.
The PC program therefore becomes a sort of browser to access and keep connected all these services on a PC simultaneously .
One of these is appreciated not only because it allows you to use all the chat and Email apps on your PC, but also because it is open source, free, free, independent and secure.
RamBox, takes up the idea of the similar program Franz, which combines Messenger, Whatsapp, Skype and other chats together and improves it by adding other services such as Gmail, Inbox, Yahoo Mail, Outlook, Mightytext, Twitter (with Tweetdeck), MySMS and others.
The nice thing is that even if you use another different service such as Libero Mail, you can include it by configuring it as a Custom Service .
As if that wasn't enough, you can also add multiple accounts from a single email or chat service, so that you don't have to switch between them manually.
In practice, multiple Gmail mailboxes, multiple Messenger accounts, Skype and Whatsapp can be connected.
Like the best desktop clients to read emails, Rambox sends a notification on the screen and also a sound to warn of the arrival of a new message or email.
When you prefer, you can always activate the " Do not disturb " option to not receive notifications.
For privacy, you can also block the program so that no one can use it without knowing the access password, set temporarily.
To add the services, after installing RamBox, simply click on them, decide whether to receive notifications and sounds and then access your account from the web page that opens.
This is not a client that stores data on the PC, but instead operates as if it were a web browser, as Chrome would do, by opening the respective sites of the various online chat and email services.
For example, use Whatsapp web, Skype online, Web Messenger, the Gmail.com and Outlook.com sites, the Wechat, Telegram, Slack and Steam Chat sites and so on.
There is therefore no risk that passwords can be intercepted by strangers, not even by the creators of the program.
