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All plansThe Freesbe desktop app runs on Windows, macOS and Linux with native notifications, an unread badge on the dock or taskbar, a tray icon, open at login and automatic updates. It loads the same app as the browser, so new features arrive without reinstalling, and it adds a floating call window, screen pictures before you share, and remote control.
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The app's dark bar along the top, with search and Jump to, is the title bar: drag it to move the window, double-click it to maximize. A profile, a thread or search results open over the conversation in a narrow window. Pictures open full size with Copy, Download and Close at the bottom, well away from the window's close button, so closing a picture never closes the app. Requirements: macOS 12 or later, Windows 10 or 11, or 64-bit Linux.
Closing the window keeps Freesbe running in the tray, the menu bar on a Mac, so notifications for DMs, mentions and thread replies keep coming. A new install on macOS or Windows opens quietly at login, signed in, without a window. The tray menu lists your workspaces with their logos, Open Freesbe, the punch clock, Sign In or Out, Open at Login, Check for Updates and Quit.
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Right-click Freesbe's button on the Windows taskbar, or its icon in the Mac dock, for each of your workspaces with its logo, New Message, Set Status and Sign Out. Pick a workspace to switch to it, even with the window closed. The dock or taskbar icon counts unread mentions and DMs across every workspace you belong to, and the workspace icons in the rail show which one they are in.
Ctrl and plus, minus or zero zoom in, out and back, from 67% to 200%, and Freesbe remembers the level. The window buttons and the top bar grow and shrink with everything else. Your browser keeps a few keys for itself; the desktop app gets all of them, and Ctrl+1 to 9 switch between your workspaces. Alt with the left arrow goes back a page, as in a browser.
Click Share screen in a huddle or meeting and the app shows a small picture of each of your screens and open windows, so you can tell them apart before anyone sees them. While you share, a coral frame goes around what everyone sees and a You're sharing bar sits at the top of the screen. A floating call window stays on top of other apps when you minimize Freesbe during a call, and only a screen shared from the desktop app can be remote controlled.
The desktop app is included in every plan, including Free.
The help guide shows every screen and setting. The desktop app
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