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Meebo was recognized as a high-quality instant messaging service. It supported the use of different widgets. It was available for use on iOS, Blackberry and Android as well. It was widely used by content creators. It provides its user base with scope for integration into the Google+ project as well.

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✨ Meebo history

Meebo, a web-based instant messaging platform, was launched in 2005 by co-founders Sandy Jen, Seth Sternberg, and Elaine Wherry. Acquired by Google in 2012, Meebo's services were ultimately integrated into Google's social network, Google+, before being discontinued in 2013.

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✨ Facts about Meebo

1. Meebo was an instant messaging and social networking service provider founded in 2005 by Seth Sternberg, Sandy Jen, and Elaine Wherry.
2. Meebo allowed users to access multiple instant messaging platforms like MSN, Yahoo, AIM, and Google Talk, all from one web-based interface without the need to download any software.
3. In addition to instant messaging, Meebo also offered a social media toolbar, the "Meebo Bar," that could be integrated into websites to help site owners engage with their audience and monetize their content.
4. Meebo gained significant popularity and reached over 100 million monthly active users, which eventually led to its acquisition by Google in June 2012 for a reported $100 million.
5. After the acquisition, Google discontinued the Meebo service in July 2012, incorporating its technology and team members into the development of Google+ (which was later discontinued) and other Google products.

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