WinTabber v0.2 Private
webfork on 27 Feb 2017 Change history
- 448KB (uncompressed)
- Released on
- Suggested by Andrew Lee
WinTabber allows you to put any running application into a tab. You can create multiple tabs and group related applications in the same window. In essence, it allows any application which does not support tabbing to have that capability. For example, you can have multiple SSH sessions under different tabs in the same window even if your SSH client does not support tabbing.
The free version is limited to 4 tabs.
NOTE: the website appears to be offline and more recent versions have gone trialware. If you have a copy of the old freeware version, please post in forums.
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| Runs on: | Win2K / WinXP |
| Writes settings to: | None |
| Dependencies: | MSVBVM60.DLL |
| Stealth: ? | Yes |
| License: | Freeware |
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15 comments on WinTabber
toen
2009-12-02 23:58
cannot run it, asking for TabWindowControl.ocx.
But Jediwindowdock working fine as what I need and that portable (extract & run).
Gharwen
2008-12-03 06:06
The current version isn't freeware any longer.
Is there any other tool with the same features?
Dan Dascalescu
2008-03-27 00:41
In the current version of WinTabber, its window doesn't receive focus if another window is on top and you click on a visible portion of WinTabber's client area. I tested this with 2 PuTTYtray tabs.
tim
2007-11-22 01:37
WinTabber does not monitor user activities, it does do an http call when updating it's support list. The keybindings are not implemented with register hotkeys, but with a keyboard hook, this because hotkeys can already be blocked by other apps. Maybe ZA gives a warning for that.
Fak
2007-10-27 15:01
If smilar shortcuts are CTRL + ALT + A, for exemple, Windows provides a way to register hotkeys like these. To catch key combinations like CTRL + TAB you have to create keyboard hooks that catch all the keys pressed. The problem is that this is used by keyloggers to log passwords and stuff, so ZoneAlarm considers it a threat and asks you if you want to allow it. There is no problem if you know that the program does that for some feature it has.
tim
2007-10-19 07:37
WinTabber updates it's 'app support list' on startup, thats all. It doesn't monitor any user activities ;-) This maken unsupportes apps red in the tab dialog.
linuxamp
2007-10-17 01:12
Nevermind, WinTabber's key bindings will only work when "monitor user activities" is allowed. Otherwise CTRL+TAB, SHIFT+TAB AND CTRL+# don't work. Strange that other applications don't produce this ZA message and have similar shortcuts which function just fine.
linuxamp
2007-10-17 01:03
ZoneAlarm tells me that WinTabber (v1.2.232)is attempting to monitor user activities. Anyone else notice this? Why would this utility need to monitor my actions? Seems to work fine if I click "deny" but it worries me.
Local
2007-07-22 00:38
Jediwindowdock uses the .net framework to run.
This seems to do the job just fine and is portable =)
So I read an article that mentioned WinTabber, and RadWinMan.
The first isn't free, and refused to run. The 2nd did nothing for me.
So I looked around and found this program called Window Tabs. http://www.windowtabs.com/
It's also not free, but it runs, and it's free version lets you group 3 windows into one. It also looks nicer than the screenshots I saw of WinTabber (WindowTabs reminds me of Chrome, and to me that's a good thing).
Just a suggetsion if anyone comes looking for something like that.