This is already improving my concentration and workflow. Single Application mode doesn't work well for me because I switch between apps a lot and often i have to cut and paste between them or drag and drop between them. In Single Application mode, the other app disappears immediately. This allows the other app to hang around for the number of seconds you select, which gives the opportunity to drag and drop or cut and paste more quickly, with less mousing or keystrokes. Great job!
The only suggestion I'd make is to give users the choice of something like 5 seconds instead of 15 seconds being the lowest that can be chosen.
Very, very useful and well-done app. I'd pay for this on the MAS.
What was the best and most efficient password manager ever is now buggy and massively inefficient. In addition to the missing features, and the slow and inefficient interface non-improvements, now 1Password gives me the message that the database for the browser is corrupted and I must quit Safari with CMD+OPT+Q to clear the corrupt database. This is happening at least three times a day.
I've also discovered that some sites that IPassword used to log me into without problem will not accept its input anymore. It's become a sporadic piece of software..
I can't figure out why the developers ruined a great piece of software, confused the interface, and released a buggy version with, they admit, critical features missing. Why not just make it compatible with Lion and leave well enough alone? Why not at least wait until they squashed rid of the big bugs and made it feature-equivalent to the previous version before before releasing it?!?. This is the second time they've changed the interface since I've used 1Password and I have to relearn and develop muscle memory all over again. Maybe the developers have the time to repeatedly relearn new interfaces for the software that they use for daily production, but in the real world of business, efficiency and consistency is critical.
Stay away until this is all fixed. Maybe it will become a great piece of software again, but it surely isn't now.
This is the best note software that I've ever used, for my particular needs, out of myriads that I've tried. This is simple, clean, functional, elegant, and stays out of the way while still being instantly available anytime I need it. It has exactly just the right amount of features for my use. The developer is really responsive too. I suggested a feature, and within one day he had released a new version that implemented that feature. He also responded within an hour of a small bug report I sent, and he worked with me for two days while we tracked it down and squashed it. Very professional and very responsive! 5 Stars all around!
I've been using Sophos for a few months now, after getting tired of paying Intego's very high annual subscription fees. It doesn't slow down my system like Intego's products do, and has found PC viruses on three occasions that Intego missed.
In a two month test to see if I could ditch Intego's pricey software, I would first run Intego and then run Sophos. Three times Sophos has found PC viruses that Intego didn't find or report, let alone quarantine.
I've been a total fan of 1Password for years now, and couldn't imagine living without it, until the update for Lion. Features I used many times a day from the Snow Leopard extension are non-existant or so well hidden that I can't find them. Instead of click on the 1Password button and select from an easy-to-access menu, now you have to click on the button in the toolbar of Safari, then click on the "All Logins" button and then either type the name of the login you want OR manually scroll the whole list of logins — which is in the hundreds and hundreds for me. What is the developer thinking?!?!?! From one click to pull up a menu to select from, to this time-wasting, frustratingly obtuse method.
I read the blog about where the developer was going. It doesn't help. Features are missing and there are major bugs. For example, I used to be able to select a website from the previous extension's menu and 1Password would open a new tab, go to the website, fill in my username and password, and load the unlocked page. No way to do that now. I have to manually open a new tab, click the 1Password button, click the "All Logins" button, then either type in the name of the site I want or manually scroll though a list to find the login I want. What used to be quick and elegant and take only one click, now takes four clicks, at a minimum, and takes a lot more time. 1Password is now a time waster when it used to be a time saver.
And it doesn't matter if i understand the direction the developer was going when there are bugs. For example, after i click, click click, search, click and finally get logged into a website I've gone to 10,000 times with the old extension, now, AFTER 1Password logs me in, it asks me if I want to save the password FOR THE WEBSITE 1PASSWORD JUST LOGGED ME INTO. There are other bugs as well. Bottom line, what used to be an elegant one-click solution and time saver, is now a many click and search buggy time-waster.
Dane - Please update Widemail for Lion. Even though Apple has made progress with Mail.app in Lion, I really need the alternating row colors that Widemail provided but which Apple doesn't. It's so much easier on my upper-middle-aged eyes. Please...
Great program, BUT... I just upgraded and discovered that a feature that I liked and used a lot has been removed from this new version for some reason. The maps feature has gone missing. I don't like it when a developer REMOVES a key feature in an "upgrade", and charges me for the privilege. So before you upgrade, know that Time Palette is now a lesser program than it used to be. If they were to make one of those late night commercials it would say, "Time Palette! New and Improved! Now with LESS FEATURES that you've come to rely on in previous full-featured versions! More money for less program!"
I run a lean system so I don't run things like EarthDesk.
Sorry If I came on a little strong in my first post. I really appreciate the fact that you worked hard to get out a Lion compatible version BEFORE Lion ships. I understand the deadlines you were under. Thanks!
Insanely great program! Simple and easy to figure out and use so that's there's an extremely minimal learning curve. Does everything I need without being bloated like most other mindmapping software. I use it everyday for many different uses, and have even outlined a complex book I'm writing with it.
After many years of taking people's money without delivering a usable product, setting timeframes for a release that was repeatedly wrong by YEARS -- not months, delivering a "beta" product that was "alpha" at best, and for foisting the most atrocious UI of any software I have ever used, ever, on unsuspecting victims, er... customers -- Now Software has finally said goodbye, closed their doors, and sut down the company.
Great calendaring program from the original developers of the legendary Now-Up-To-Date app of the 90's. It's easy to use, stable, powerful, syncs flawlessly with others, MobileMe, and my iPhone, has great ease-of-use functions that iCal lacks, and is a joy to use!
On top of all this, the developers are super responsive. I've emailed three times very late at night and on weekends with suggestions and questions expecting a reply in a couple of days, and to my total surprise my emails were answered instantly and personally event hough it was late at night and even on a weekend.
As a long-time Now-Up-To-Date and Contact user (since the early 90's) I've been looking for a replacement since the program was getting old and creaky and wouldn't sync with iPhones. The current Now developers -- not the BusyCal people who were the original developers -- promised a delivery date for NowX that has come and gone almost three years ago and even took people's money for the upgrade without delivering that upgrade until last month -- almost three years later than they said they would and after years of empty promises! To add insult to injury, the new version is hard to use, unintuitive in many everyday functions, lacks copy and paste, lacks undo, lacks drag and drop, has no ability to share with others on a network or over the internet, and you can't even manually copy its database from a desktop computer to a laptop reliably without serious and many times unsurmountable problems, is buggy, has serious sync problems and is overall a frustration and a serious waste of time. I've also tried Daylite, Contactizer Pro, and SOHO Organizer, but have always come back to BusyCal.
BusyCal is what Now-Up-To-Date used to be, except updated with all the modern technologies including flawless syncing -- and it's a joy to use on top of that! Add to that their responsiveness and I think they have a winner on their hands! Highly recommended.
I have this set to never accept cookies in the preferences tab, but a cookie form google.com always pops up no matter how many times i delete it. it's like a zombie that can't be killed. why is it showing up when I have the preference set to never accept cookies? Is there a way around this? I don't want Google looking over my shoulder all the time.
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Houdini
Trekker reviewed on 03 Aug 2011
This is already improving my concentration and workflow. Single Application mode doesn't work well for me because I switch between apps a lot and often i have to cut and paste between them or drag and drop between them. In Single Application mode, the other app disappears immediately. This allows the other app to hang around for the number of seconds you select, which gives the opportunity to drag and drop or cut and paste more quickly, with less mousing or keystrokes. Great job!
The only suggestion I'd make is to give users the choice of something like 5 seconds instead of 15 seconds being the lowest that can be chosen.
Very, very useful and well-done app. I'd pay for this on the MAS.
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1Password
Trekker reviewed on 01 Aug 2011
I've also discovered that some sites that IPassword used to log me into without problem will not accept its input anymore. It's become a sporadic piece of software..
I can't figure out why the developers ruined a great piece of software, confused the interface, and released a buggy version with, they admit, critical features missing. Why not just make it compatible with Lion and leave well enough alone? Why not at least wait until they squashed rid of the big bugs and made it feature-equivalent to the previous version before before releasing it?!?. This is the second time they've changed the interface since I've used 1Password and I have to relearn and develop muscle memory all over again. Maybe the developers have the time to repeatedly relearn new interfaces for the software that they use for daily production, but in the real world of business, efficiency and consistency is critical.
Stay away until this is all fixed. Maybe it will become a great piece of software again, but it surely isn't now.
+1
SideWriter
Trekker reviewed on 31 Jul 2011
+8
Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac Home Edition
Trekker reviewed on 31 Jul 2011
In a two month test to see if I could ditch Intego's pricey software, I would first run Intego and then run Sophos. Three times Sophos has found PC viruses that Intego didn't find or report, let alone quarantine.
And... it's free!
Very highly recommended!
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1Password
Trekker reviewed on 30 Jul 2011
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-4
And it doesn't matter if i understand the direction the developer was going when there are bugs. For example, after i click, click click, search, click and finally get logged into a website I've gone to 10,000 times with the old extension, now, AFTER 1Password logs me in, it asks me if I want to save the password FOR THE WEBSITE 1PASSWORD JUST LOGGED ME INTO. There are other bugs as well. Bottom line, what used to be an elegant one-click solution and time saver, is now a many click and search buggy time-waster.
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WideMail
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Time Palette
Trekker reviewed on 05 Jul 2011
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-4
I run a lean system so I don't run things like EarthDesk.
Sorry If I came on a little strong in my first post. I really appreciate the fact that you worked hard to get out a Lion compatible version BEFORE Lion ships. I understand the deadlines you were under. Thanks!
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MindNode Pro
Trekker reviewed on 25 Feb 2011
Simply the best!
+4
Now X
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BusyCal
On top of all this, the developers are super responsive. I've emailed three times very late at night and on weekends with suggestions and questions expecting a reply in a couple of days, and to my total surprise my emails were answered instantly and personally event hough it was late at night and even on a weekend.
As a long-time Now-Up-To-Date and Contact user (since the early 90's) I've been looking for a replacement since the program was getting old and creaky and wouldn't sync with iPhones. The current Now developers -- not the BusyCal people who were the original developers -- promised a delivery date for NowX that has come and gone almost three years ago and even took people's money for the upgrade without delivering that upgrade until last month -- almost three years later than they said they would and after years of empty promises! To add insult to injury, the new version is hard to use, unintuitive in many everyday functions, lacks copy and paste, lacks undo, lacks drag and drop, has no ability to share with others on a network or over the internet, and you can't even manually copy its database from a desktop computer to a laptop reliably without serious and many times unsurmountable problems, is buggy, has serious sync problems and is overall a frustration and a serious waste of time. I've also tried Daylite, Contactizer Pro, and SOHO Organizer, but have always come back to BusyCal.
BusyCal is what Now-Up-To-Date used to be, except updated with all the modern technologies including flawless syncing -- and it's a joy to use on top of that! Add to that their responsiveness and I think they have a winner on their hands! Highly recommended.
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