Check for Update has never worked. I'd like to be able to check and download the application under my control but instead, Google Updater will download it at some unknown time when I need the bandwidth.
Face detection is relatively good and I'm surprised when it recognizes so many faces already in the database.
I wish they'd change the scroll bars and make it a native application, rather than a WINE-connected Windows application.
You might want to let people know in bold type, so that they don't download something by mistake that they don't want.
Please fix your website so that it's less confusing when handling previews, alpha and beta test versions. Putting early versions in the hands of the unknowing isn't a good thing.
In 2005 at the second beta release for version 3.0, I joked with other users that Yahoo! Messenger 3.0 would be released some time in 2011.
There have been 2 releases per year until 2009 when there were, I believe, four. Unfortunately, my joke seems to be a sad reality. While the Windows version has had something like 3 major versions, very little seems to have happened with the Mac OS X version. Only the Linux/*BSD users are more forgotten.
For the most part, the upgrade to version 3.0 was a good one.
Searching has changed dramatically and confused me at first. By default, Thunderbird 3 searches everywhere rather than searching by sender or subject as previous versions did. Clicking within the search field allows you to select the earlier default.
The other dramatic change is the combined inbox. There was a rather pesky problem with this. I would delete an e-mail and it would not skip to the next e-mail in the list. That's been corrected as of version 3.0.1.
Something that has stopped people from upgrading to version 3 was the lack of Lightning compatibility. That was rectified recently by version 1.0b1 of the Lightning extension.
As always, there will be room for enhancement and version 3.0.2 has been in nightly builds for a week or so. I believe that most people who need a capable e-mail client will find it very usable and those upgrading will now be happy with version 3.0.1.
Mozilla Messaging might want to re-write the description since it references the Firebird browser more than once. As I recall, Firebird hasn't been the name of Firefox for years.
+3
Picasa
Bousozoku reviewed on 09 Dec 2011
Face detection is relatively good and I'm surprised when it recognizes so many faces already in the database.
I wish they'd change the scroll bars and make it a native application, rather than a WINE-connected Windows application.
Google Chrome
Bousozoku rated on 14 Dec 2010
[Version 8.0.552.224]
Adobe Flash Player
You might want to let people know in bold type, so that they don't download something by mistake that they don't want.
Please fix your website so that it's less confusing when handling previews, alpha and beta test versions. Putting early versions in the hands of the unknowing isn't a good thing.
AIM for Mac
Thunderbird
+3
Yahoo! Messenger
There have been 2 releases per year until 2009 when there were, I believe, four. Unfortunately, my joke seems to be a sad reality. While the Windows version has had something like 3 major versions, very little seems to have happened with the Mac OS X version. Only the Linux/*BSD users are more forgotten.
+3
Thunderbird
Bousozoku reviewed on 20 Jan 2010
Searching has changed dramatically and confused me at first. By default, Thunderbird 3 searches everywhere rather than searching by sender or subject as previous versions did. Clicking within the search field allows you to select the earlier default.
The other dramatic change is the combined inbox. There was a rather pesky problem with this. I would delete an e-mail and it would not skip to the next e-mail in the list. That's been corrected as of version 3.0.1.
Something that has stopped people from upgrading to version 3 was the lack of Lightning compatibility. That was rectified recently by version 1.0b1 of the Lightning extension.
As always, there will be room for enhancement and version 3.0.2 has been in nightly builds for a week or so. I believe that most people who need a capable e-mail client will find it very usable and those upgrading will now be happy with version 3.0.1.
Picasa
When 3.6 was announced, the Picasa application said that there was nothing new available.
Last night, Google Update was downloading version 3.6.1 without asking me.
Thunderbird
+1
Google Chrome
That's not to say that extension support is complete or stable but it's working.