Unite

Problem downloading a PDF file !!! I am currently testing Unit 4 and found that it is not possible to download PDFs correctly by the created application. I have tried several times, but all I get is an encoded file, with no .pdf extension in my Downloads folder.

I would just point out how smart the dev is, making an application with requirements: macOS 10.12.0 or later to just find out once used, the produced apps ONLY runs on 10.14+, SO FUnny... still LMAO...

Super handy and easy.

Slick, smooth, seamless, dead-simple, beautiful, convenient. After using it for about a month now, I can't imagine my workflow without this app. Highly recommended.

I started using Unite 3 just a few weeks before the Unite 4 release. I thought Unite 3 was a good program but with the addition of Keychain support in Unite 4 I now consider it an excellent program. I have personal and business accounts with services like Amazon, Ebay, etc. and this app prevents me from having to use two different browsers or to pay attention to which account I'm signed in to when browsing. I had previously tried to use the Automator utility of macOS to accomplish what Unite does in a much better way.

This app works like a charm and help me adapt my browser tools into my workflow and makes it easy. A great feature is the ability to use the app as status item in the topbar. This way I can easily look into something without changing browser tabs etc. Must have!

Charging for a "major upgrade" from a version that's been out less than a year. It would literally be cheaper to find a subscription version of this where the developer actually has respect for their customer.

With UNITE, I have a direct link to the websites related to the subject, I am teaching to my students actually. You can determine the folder, where you want to store the »website-apps« (default folder is the App-Folder). Very useful, thank you!

wonderful app since first release, used it a lot for continue visiting websites , the developer always update it with a whole new features and great options that are so useful like compact mode , menubar item and adblocking , the app is so intuitive and easy to use , did not realize how convenient and useful it was until used it .

New user of Unite, and I'm loving it! I have a few websites that I use daily for work, and this allows me to quickly create an app for them so I can launch them when I launch all my other apps. Sounds minor, but it's a big time saver for me!

I've tested a handful of apps that turn web pages into stand-alone apps (including Fluid 2 and Microsoft Edge's peel-off "apps"), and this comes up short in a lot of respects: It's apps are larger (in MB) than others, its tab handling is poor, it lacks standard keyboard navigation (no back/forward, no switching between tabs), there are no favicons on tabs (can't tell your open Google Docs tabs from your Google Sheets tabs), and it doesn't remember its previous state between uses (defaulting to only one tab open on every launch). It's also bigger (MB) and slower than similar apps. I hope these features improve because Unite seems to be the only app of its kind in active development.

Unite v3 is out

I have been using Unite 2 for several months now and cannot imagine having to work without it. Therefore, I am somewhat surprised by the low rating this app receives, because for me it has been nothing less than a time-saving and productivity beast. Sure, it is not a full-fletched browser with plugin support (not sure why this is a dealbreaker, as I believe it was never meant to work as a browser replacement in the first place anyway), but it allows me to quickly launch and switch between web-apps for which no desktop app has been designed. And to the best of my ability for testing performance, it is worth noting that I notice a clear performance improvement. When running often-used (heavy) web-apps as separate Unite apps next to my general multi-tab browsing in Safari or Chrome they remain stable and fast, (suprisingly, some websites run smoother and consume less RAM in Unite 2 than in Safari or Chome). I still have to figure out how to use user scripts, but I cannot find any documentation for this. Would be great if the developer provides some more documentation for this, preferably with some examples. Also, I cannot get the bookmarks bar to work (the bar remains empty when adding bookmarks, perhaps I do something wrong), but besides, it would be great to enter multiple tabbed websites when creating the app to have it always open multiple taps at startup. Anyway, great work! Best, Maru

I really want to like this app. It's a great idea. It is functional, but it is missing the ability to use extensions. I don't use a browser without being able to install a few key extensions like an ad blocker and Roboform. The apps that I created are all light on resources, but without extensions, I have no use for it.

I really hate this developer! Coherence, Coherence Pro, Unite? The developer did the similar things/apps, and earned three times the money. Maybe the developer will make Unite Pro, and earn money once again. Yuck!

Still not remembering window size in Mojave. Fluid.app, Coherence, every other app I use remembers the window size. I've been looking for updates now that Mojave is officially released.

It kind of works with some of my websites, but most of them just show the front page but none of the menu options or java script buttons do not work, so pretty much a waste of money and time which is pretty disappointing to just feel like I've just thrown money away, Should have been a demo to try out in the offer, could not find one and simply trusted the MacUpdate site to be selling a product that works which has always been the case up to this product.

Is there a trial version? This sounds interesting, but I'm not sure what it can actually do. Trial version would let me see... but there's so much crappy software out there, I can't afford to buy it all.

yuck - do not like

Could not find any informational help with this app and had problems getting it to function immediately after installing and buying it. It now works as advertised and for what it does, I am well pleased.