I'd used Fontcase for several years, and loved the iTunes-like interface for quickly managing fonts (dragging between collections, smart collections, tags, etc.). Simple, easy to use, and it worked well!

Unfortunately, the 2.0 update brings an all-new user interface that breaks all but the most simplistic of use cases. Even basic functions such as adding a font to a collection became horribly obtuse, requiring two to three times as many clicks, without any way to do it visually (drag-and-drop between sections now requires modifier keys while hovering over buttons in the top bar - you can't even see collections and tabs simultaneously). Deeply disappointed, but glad the developer provides a demo - I knew within minutes I could never upgrade.

Version 1.x is still usable, albeit with a few lingering bugs, but with the developer abandoning the user base (the 2.0 redesign focuses on font browsing, NOT management), I'm looking elsewhere for a good font app. I'd recommend you do the same.

Tragic, as Fontcase used to be a favourite.

While I'm looking forward to having some of these features included natively in OSX Lion (as previous reviewers have pointed out, and I expect to be faster/more responsive), something I'll continue to rely on is option for key modifiers to control window moving and resizing. Honestly, it's a weird feature for HyperDock to include (it's not remotely dock related), but incredibly useful.

I currently have it set up to move any window my mouse is over while holding control-option, and resize while holding control-option-shift. Very helpful, as I'm never reaching for the title bar or bottom-right-hand-corner...it speeds up window management rather nicely.

I needed to quickly sign a document, this let me do it! Docked a star for not having a working undo feature though (shows up in the menu, but permanently greyed out, it seems).

Fantastic little utility, and exactly what I was looking for. A few more features (such as advanced YUI options) would be appreciated, but for free, how can I complain? Thanks!