Marek
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TrailRunner
Marek reviewed on 11 Feb 2012
Well, it looks that it should be the right tool to do a job, but it just isn't. TrailRunner asks for a 'donation' of EUR 25 for a start, but you can dismiss the request. It allows to import track files in many formats, and shows useful information in quite attractive way. BUT, it is just terribly unstable. Generates various error messages almost constantly. It also refuses to import some files without a clear description of problem.
In short - stay away from it.
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Speed Download
Marek reviewed on 13 Dec 2011
Developers are just unable to bring fully Lion compatible version. It crashes every time when you want to add download from Safari 5.1. It works well with Firefox (thanks to FlashGot extension).
I strongly recommend free Progressive Downloader (especially when you are a Chrome user or use content providers which need 'special treatment', like Filesonic etc) instead.
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Permute
Marek reviewed on 29 Nov 2011
Works hard with encoding and then creates null files.
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CleanMyMac
Marek reviewed on 27 Sep 2011
I've never seen so greedy developer before!
I am sticking with Monolingual/Onyx duo. Does exactly the same (without style- yes, but I prefer to spend my 40 eurobucks on anything else).
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If you are asking what should be proper price for UNLIMITED license of sucha kind of software I would say that it would be EUR 9,99.
It could sell in MILLIONS then.
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Hydra Pro
Marek reviewed on 22 Aug 2011
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I think you should just release 2.4 with Lion issues resolved.... Light me if I am thinking wrong.
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Sparrow
Marek reviewed on 12 May 2011
Takes MORE memory and CPU cycles than full featured Apple Mail.
Uninstalled.
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Quicksilver
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Acorn
Marek reviewed on 10 Mar 2011
Acorn is a compact but powerful graphics processor taking much of its power from the same source as over hyped Pixelmator does: Mac OS X Quartz Extreme.
It features user interface not seen in any other app which takes some time to familiarize with, but is instantly easy to operate (but takes too much screen space in my opinion).
What I experienced using Acorn is that it seems far more stable and polished compared to Pixelmator. It may be true (but I am not 100% sure) that Acorn doesn't have all Pixelmator's fancy tools, but what I know for sure is that Acorn's implementation ALWAYS work as expected. It is far more important.
If you ask me what you should choose: Pixelmator or Acorn - I would say that the best "do all" image manipulation package is Adobe Photoshop Elements, but if you already got it and want to buy something smart and quick to do all those everyday little image editing for your web designs - you do better by choosing Acorn.
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Opera
Marek reviewed on 11 Feb 2011
Also, 1Password is not working with Opera at all and LastPass is really not the same thing.
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Webbla
Marek reviewed on 14 Jan 2011
First - there are "some" limitations in trial period over 50 bookmarks. I do not know what this limitations are, because Webbla just hangs processing my bookmarks. I can't go through initial process of thumbnailing, so I can't really say if this app is really helpful with what it is meant to.
It would be also nice to add some wizard helping to import bookmarks from browsers. Some less geeky users may have problems with that.