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Ferdium 7.1.2

A desktop workspace for combining chat, email and collaboration services with service tabs, notifications, themes and custom styles, while keeping account sessions and user data under review.

Version 7.1.2WindowsmacOSLinuxFreeBSDApache-2.0

What this software provides

Ferdium 7.1.2 places multiple chat, email and collaboration web services into one desktop workspace. Tabs, workspaces, notifications and custom styles reduce switching cost, but each service still owns its login, cookies, permissions, session and content rules.

Separate personal, work and temporary services into clear workspaces. This helps reduce an accidental message or notification mix-up, but it does not replace multi-factor authentication, browser or system-account isolation, or an organization's access controls.

Data and migration boundary

Service configuration, sessions and custom CSS live in a user data directory whose location differs across Windows, Linux, macOS and FreeBSD. Exit Ferdium before copying the full directory. Migrations from another aggregator can preserve recognizable settings while leaving sessions, unread state or extensions version-dependent.

SAVE TO CLOUD

Save to your cloud drive

Open the cloud drive to get the file directly, or save it for convenient access on another device.

Links checked 2026-08-06
Save first, access when you need itOn desktop, scan with the matching cloud-drive app. On mobile, tap the save button.
GUIDE

Ferdium 7.1.2 installation, workspace setup and migration workflow

Test one service first, divide accounts by purpose, record the user data directory and migrate old configuration in small verified steps.

Before you start

  • Choose the package for Windows, macOS, Linux or FreeBSD and prepare a test account and backup directory.
  • List services, login methods, notification requirements and sign-out steps before adding them.
  • Exit any previous aggregator and copy its full user data directory before a migration.
01

Installation steps

  1. 01

    Add the first test service

    Install the matching platform build, add one low-risk service and verify web login, pop-up behavior, notifications and sign-out.

  2. 02

    Divide the workspaces

    Place personal, work and temporary services into separate named workspaces with deliberate notification rules.

  3. 03

    Record data and styles

    Note the user data directory and confirm custom CSS, icons and service configuration survive a restart before adding more accounts.

02

Quick start

  1. 01

    Tune tabs and notifications

    Order service tabs by frequency, keep notifications only for high-priority services and mute or manually refresh the rest.

  2. 02

    Test custom styles

    Back up the configuration before editing custom CSS; if the layout breaks, remove the latest change before deleting service data.

  3. 03

    Migrate one service

    Restore one old service and check session, unread state, notifications and sign-out, then migrate the next service instead of overwriting everything at once.

Usage tips

  • A desktop aggregator still loads each service's web content and session; the service's cookies, permissions and login policy remain in effect.
  • Workspaces reduce visual mix-ups but do not replace two-factor authentication, browser profiles or organization access control.
  • Keep a copy of the user data directory and custom styles before every upgrade, especially when service configuration or extensions change.
Troubleshooting and uninstall

Why is one service blank?

Sign out of that service, clear only its cache or session and check network and reauthorization prompts before considering a wider data reset.

Why did migration lose a service configuration?

Close Ferdium and restore the backup one configuration at a time; fields differ across versions, so validate a small group before continuing.

  1. Export and verify configurationSign out of services, copy the user data directory, custom styles and workspace notes, then start a test copy to confirm recovery.
  2. Sign out and uninstallExit each service account, uninstall Ferdium through the system application manager and clear the local directory only after independent sign-in paths are confirmed.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does Ferdium combine accounts from different services?

It displays multiple web services in one workspace; each service still manages its own login, session, permissions and content.

Where is Ferdium data stored?

The user data directory varies by operating system; exit the app and copy the full directory before migration or cleanup.

Can I migrate directly from Ferdi?

The project may support migration ideas or scripts, but service configuration, sessions and styles are version-dependent; back up and validate one service first.