Ever since the App Store has existed, nothing has improved and it's a joke of a iPad ported app. It was fine the way it was before for Mac users, you went to developer's sites or sites like MacUpdate and you got your app and learned about new ones. I hate the digital crap also, sometimes I do want a CD man.

I started with FireFox on Windows, several years ago, I think just before version 2 came out. When I switched to Mac, I have become more and more disappointed. It doesn't pass the acid test for one, and on my Mac in benchmarks inferior to Safari, Chrome, Opera and others! FireFox on Mac also feels too much like a port, it's only better than Opera, which is improving it seems while FireFox is declining. What has happened to it more recently is more upsetting, but there is no way that this is better for a Mac user that doesn't really use any extensions. I'm sorry that FireFox is going this path, I loved it up to version 3. Since then, not totally on Windows or even Linux although it's been getting fishy all around, I haven't felt for this good old browser. But it's not useless, certainly have come in handy just a couple of times. But be careful choosing it as your default browser now, I'll always keep my eye on it though.

A solid Instant Messenger. Every new Mac user should be aware of this good old IM client. Knew about it before I switched to Mac in July 2009. Although I should point out there is something here or there that you feel might need to be addd or improved, and in all honestly not that I don't appreciate it or it's not updated, I just feel myself wanting to click to check for updates menu on occasion to see if it gets polished a little, or something new comes.

Have been using this tool since Leopard in 2009.

It has always been good. I keep it up to date the best I can. The recent versions close all apps when you start the tool. I'm pretty sure several versions ago this wasn't the case or at least not set by default. Not much changes, it's great to do system maintenance of the fly. Runs through all your basic scripts and never leaves any problems like various other tools can, even in the smallest way.

(NOTE: I apologize for my blatant misunderstanding a year ago. )

I got this app looking on Apple's site, but since I currently use this version, I thought I'd write a review. I got it and was curious on how well it was. I tired it, and it worked great, no problems and it did as it said it would. I recommend yasu over iTool if you're a bit suspicious, but otherwise it's a nice tool and works fine for me.