MIGUEL  I got fed up of the constant notifications to update. I also hated whenever notifications got on top of media players disrupting movie experience. Yes there are ways to work around these annoyances but why? Why should the user work for growl when growl should work for the user? Is the user watching a movie fullscreen? Don't fraking bother me. Is there a new update? Download and install silently, don't bother me.

This utility could have potential, but it's not there yet.  
(Version 1.2)

ARCHAEOGEEK  Growl is basically a must have app, all has been said, as a notification framework, people have been trying to get the same working on the other major platforms. And one thing I feel must be said, because it's a big thank you to the devs, there's a tendency for deaf accessibility to be done with the "cause a seizure-inducing blink" school of thought, but this is basically the best accessibility tool in this situation to replace sound notifications, without exceptions.  
(Version 1.2)

SHANE C SMITH  Growl Mail no longer works in 10.6.2, I guess I'll have to wait for an update.  
(Version 1.2)

CASTLE ROSE  Oh come on! Tiger support Droped! Why? Not every one upgrades the the latest operating system every year. Tiger is not THAT old to drop support for it. Please make v1.2.1 Tiger compatible.   
(Version 1.2)

FLOMET  This applies to Snow Leopard

I use Firefox as my default browser and when I installed Growl v1.2 I found that when I click on a link in mail it opens Firefox but does not focus on the window, I do not have this problem when using Safari as the dafault browser.

This is just a small bug but others might have this with SL  
(Version 1.2)

PENGUIRL  Growl just popped up an alert that there is a new version available, however I run 10.4 and the new version requires 10.5. I caught it after downloading but before installing but other's might end up having to go back and reinstall an older version. It would be nice if it checked compatibility before alerting the user to a new version, I've now disabled automatic update checking since it's not likely they'll be updating the Tiger version anymore.  
(Version 1.2)

MARK EVERITT  Growl, as ever, is great! I was a bit lost without it on Leopard! I find it especially useful for incoming mail.  
(Version 1.2)

ROBBY.IS.ON  "Report bugs here" also links to the disk image.  
(Version 1.16)

ROGERMCILMOYLE  The only way I have found to make this GrowlMail install on Leopard is to use the command line installer -pkg ./GrowlMail-Leopard.mpkg -target /

Otherwise it just sat at the screen where I could click on "Just for Me" but never get the continue to enable.

It worked perfect after this...  
(Version 1.1.6)

M-RICK  "GrowlSafari

Made it work on Safari 4"

The bug is still there, Safari still hangs when GrowlSafari is installed !

It worked well in the beta, so what did they do ???

And the bug with GrowlMail notifications not appearing is not corrected yet.  
(Version 1.1.6)

MIKELAMBRELLIS  The Growl website (http://growl.info) appears to be timing out. Can't download. Are there any mirrors?  
(Version 1.1.6)

STEVE R  I tried Growl a few years ago (it seems) and wasn't too impressed with it, for what my needs were then. Now I've been using it for more than a year and I'm liking it. I upgraded to Safari 4 beta -- for about 10 minutes before trashing it, and have yet to upgrade to Safari 4 release. I like the app so much I recommend it to my friends.  
(Version 1.1.5)

GORDON142  I can't seem to get growlmail to install. The installer asks "how I want to install the software", with the only option being "for me only." Even after selecting this option, the continue button is still greyed out.  
(Version 1.1.5)

ARCHMISSION  Growl has gotten extremely buggy. I finally had to remove it since it constantly crashes my mail program. Mail even has recognized that it is causing the crashes and identifies that it caused the crashes. While I love the idea of the notifications, the program has gotten to the point that it is not useable anymore. What concerns me is that as Snow Leopard comes closer to being released, I am wondering if this software will be able to be used with the new operating system and how long will it take to develop it much less fix it for the current problems that has arisen.  
(Version 1.1.4)

BIKEHAM  Growl 1.1.4 GrowlMail has some issues with Safari 4 beta.

http://www.safari4beta.com/2009/02/safari-4-beta-and-growl-mail.html

I have been waiting for a proper fix for a while now.  
(Version 1.1.4)

STAGNENT MIND  Growl in 10.4.11 no longer stays in the Menu Bar up top there is that little Claw next to the clock if i want to see it there every time i restart i have to open system preferences and click on growl to see it in the menu bar... dose anyone else have this problem ???

Im hopeing there wil be a newer version of Growl for 10.4 that fixes this and it will not be left this way...  
(Version 1.1.4)

ZO219  My god that claw is hideous ... and distracting besides.

Is everyone on the Growl team an adolescent male?

Major clue.   
(Version 1.1.4)

HENDO  It fails to mount. Just says unknown error occured. Running 10.5.2  
(Version 1.1.4)

BLOOBIE  GrowlSafari does not work anymore with Safari 3.1.1 running under OS X 10.5.3. I also had the same issue as a previous poster where the installer failed on the first try but worked successfully on the 2nd. Weird.  
(Version 1.1.3)

ISKIPPY  After updating Growl and reinstalling GrowlMail, I found it still wasn't coming up in the Mail preferences. I removed it and tried installing again, and still wound up nowhere. A tip I found on the Growl forums got it working though. If you've installed GrowlMail and it isn't appearing in Mail's preferences window, open the Terminal and paste in this command:

defaults write com.apple.mail EnableBundles -bool YES

That should re-enable GrowlMail. At least, it did for me.  
(Version 1.1.3)

SJK  Try the forum for support:

http://forums.cocoaforge.com/viewforum.php?f=6  
(Version 1.1.3)

AERGERN  Well, I'm not sure this version works right with Leopard either. It does display new mail notifications but it displays them on the desktop the mail app is open on. If I'm on a different desktop I do not see anything.

It appears to still be broken. I even trashed my prefs file and anything related to previous versions of Growl. If anyone has a tip to get it to work correctly.. please respond here.  
(Version 1.1.3)

GERMANO60  First time I tried installing this 1.1.13 on my iMac G5, OS 10.5.3 it didn't suceed (the installer exits with a message "impossible to install Growl on this computer").

I retried a few seconds after and this time apparently the installation succeeded. Is it normal? What could have happened?  
(Version 1.1.3)

MACSOLU  Still says it's version 1.1.2 in the "About" section within the Preference Pane. Yes, I rebooted before checking this.  
(Version 1.1.3)

MDOGNRDOG  Every Mac should have Growl. Like Quicksilver, it's one of those apps that's free, fundamentally Mac-like, and yet somehow transformative of the user experience.

Download it without a second thought.  
(Version 1.1.3)

LUCA_P  It seems I can't have GrowlMail back... I tried weeks ago installing betas without success, I installed the final version today but I don't have the GrowlMail tab in Mail's preferences nor I have any notification in Mail. I checked Growl's prefpane to see if GrowlMail was enabled, and it was. Please give me back GrowlMail :)  
(Version 1.1.3)

SYR WULLAM  This is a must have app and it's great to see it's alive and kicking. Huge thanks to the developers for their commitment and hard work.  
(Version 1.1.3)

MISTERSQUID  GrowlMail is BACK!!!  
(Version 1.1.3)

DKNELL  There seems to be a lot of comments about the site going down and the inability of getting updates through the app... I can't even get to the site to download the app. Is this application going the way of Quicksilver - to the blackhole of abandonded indy Mac apps?  
(Version 1.1.2)

CASTLE ROSE  Why does the Growl website go down erratically?

I have my growl set up to automatically call home to check for updates but when the site is down it crashes my system prefs. I hope they fix things with there system provider. Grrrrrrowl.  
(Version 1.1.2)

KUKKIS  Growl Mail is no longer working in OS X 10.5.2. It was actually automatically disabled by the Apple Mail application.  
(Version 1.1.2)

NICHOLASPWOJTOWICZ  the site has been down for quite some time now...  
(Version 1.1.2)

JASON EMANUELSON  Site is down, again.  
(Version 1.1.2)

7H31LL3G4L  growl mail don't notify on leopard... :(  
(Version 1.1.2)

DMU  Why are apps ambiguous about Leopard support? It's out there in the wild, there is no reason that every new release of an app does not explain that it is "Leopard Ready" or "Not Leopard Ready." The release notes say nothing, and this page says nothing.  
(Version 1.1.2)

IVANOVITCH  I mistakenly attributed a complaint to the developers of Growl, when I should have checked more thoroughly: OmniGrowl is the culprit, using the Growl framework.

I apologise to the developers of Growl unreservedly. It's a great piece of FREE software, and works as advertised, with no fuss or bother.  
(Version 1.1.1)

IVANOVITCH  Okay: I'll reinstall (removed it entirely yesterday) and post a screenshot soon.

Then perhaps I can have an explanation of how I get growl notifications (dismissible, as are all other notifications) of the number of people who have downloaded the software (in the thousands) and the number of donations (which was zero), and how I can remove this nag message by donating.  
(Version 1.1.1)

STEVEN JAY COHEN  The fix for the problem with Mail.app can be found here:

http://www.davidroessli.com/logs/2007/01/getting_growlmail_to_work/  
(Version 1.1.1)

DOC RENAUD  Doesn't works with mail. I just see a generic icon for Mail in the app list, and I can't configure. Doesn't get notification when new mail arrive....

And yes, I installed GrowlMail.  
(Version 1.1.1)

ADFASDFASDFASDF  I wonder why it doesn't work with Mail.app.

Mail doesn't appear within the apps list - and Growl doesn't show new emails. :-/  
(Version 1.1.1)

JAMUS  Great app. Especially when combined with "Hardware Growler" for drive mount/unmount notifications.  
(Version 1.1.1)

UNUSUAL FALL  Why do I get growlMail notifications on my home computer for IMAP email that I've already read on my work computer? Quite annoying to see them all over again... Am I doing something wrong?  
(Version 1.1.1)

JON & KAREN HEAL  I wonder if someone would be good enough to contribute a more attractive icon. Maybe a kitten actin all fierce, or something.  
(Version 1.1.1)

MUDFLAPPER  Excellent update.

Yes, the music video alert is a little on the slow side. But, the memory leak is gone. Growl used to eat up around 80MB, now it's hovering right around 24MB.

Great job. Thank you!  
(Version 1.1)

ZO219  Did they get rid of the stupid claw yet.

Not all of us are fourteen-year-old boys.

Just a thought.  
(Version 1.1)

DOUG S.  This may be a side-effect of the global positioning but my notifications aren't showing where they should.

I have it set to display them in the top-right (I know, original, huh?) but they're showing in the middle-right of the screen.

I can take a guess as to the cause of this since it's not constant. I usually use two displays, the larger one which acts as my main display is set to 1680x1050 and my MacBook Pro display is set to 1440x900. When I leave my display the main screen becomes my smaller MBP screen and that's when things start showing up in the wrong position.

A little extra info to help you guys figure out the issue (assuming you need this):

- Growl v1.1

- OS X Tiger 10.4.10

- Theme: Smoke

I know it's not a problem with the specific app doing the alerts since I get the same issue when getting alerts from Safari, YummyFTP, Adium or iChat.  
(Version 1.1)

ZIVKO  Chalk up another person not happy with the Music Video alert.

It's just far too slow.

At the rate it was going, I was expecting some sort of setting I could use to change it's speed.  
(Version 1.1)

SRP  I have used Growl for a long time and love it; it has a beautiful interface, a smooth operation, and is informative, without being intrusive. Why would the previous poster - 'zx' on this site, 'dev10' on versiontracker - write the same low rated review verbatim on both sites, without an ulterior agenda for his "disappointment" with a FREE, useful app?  
(Version 1.1)

SANTAB  I'm not sure if this deserves 1.1. Rather 0.8. The Preference Pane is a Preference pain. You have to click at least a hundred times to get where you want to. This is ridicoulous. Rather stick with the 0.x version.  
(Version 1.1)

BENR  While Growl is one of the greatest additions I know to OS X, and one of the first things I install on a new machine, I agree with JETFIREDX below.

The new notifications are way too slow.

I use Music Video exclusively, and it takes a full second to crawl onto the screen now, instead of simply popping up. In spite of the undoubted improvements, this is enough of a blow to the core experience to make me downgrade to 0.7.6. Any chance of a fix?  
(Version 1.1)

JETFIREDX  Glad to see an update! However, it seems like all of the notifications display slower now. Fading in / Sliding in takes at least a whole second as well as fading out. With the previous version of Growl I had my notifications display for a total of a half second. The duration now applies only to the time a notification is displayed once its appearance effect is done. Even by setting the durations to 0.0 sec Music Video (Which I use by default) takes almost 3 seconds to appear, display, and slide out. Too long.

Can an effect duration setting be added so it doesn't take so long to display notifications?  
(Version 1.1)

ZAZZLE  previous version allowed to install for the current user only and did not require admin rights. current version no longer has option and you must install as admin.  
(Version 1.1)

NEUTRALZONE  Holy moly, it's a Growl update!  
(Version 1.1)

PATDDFAN1  This is an essential tool for any mac user! it rocks, and I hope apple one day integrates a similar feature into 10.6 or 10.5!

Also, I hope that there will be integration with Fire, Cabos, firefox, cabos, and software update in the future, and please update support for iChat as it no longer does anything!

they need more customizations though! :)  
(Version 0.7.6)

NICOLASD  hmm... if only there was a way... some method of slowing down my machine with resource intensive eye candy that ALSO interrupted my work more frequently!

why oh why won't someone answer this overwhelming need?

SOMEDAY!  
(Version 0.7.6)

CHRISTOPHER FORSYTHE  So basically there's a few reasons that could cause this. Most of the time it's because you are using a display style which is based on Webkit.

Which display style(s) were you using?  
(Version 0.7.6)

VERYCARLA  I've used growl for well over a year and have not experienced slowdowns as a result. Do you have any Unsanity software installed? That would be a more likely culprit in my admittedly limited experience.

Also, what kind of Macs are you using? If you've got older Macs (anything running a G3 or a sub-1ghz G4) that might be the problem. In that case, you're right to uninstall. Growl is neat, but not really NECESSARY. :)  
(Version 0.7.6)

ROBERTS2424  Growl was uninstalled from our computers because it considerably slowed down the machines.  
(Version 0.7.6)

SAJDAK70  I downloaded latest version of Growl 0.7.6, but when dmg opens I see version 0.7.5. :-O I tried to install it, but the version still remains... Is anybody else with the same problem?  
(Version 0.7.6)

ARGLBORPS  You forgot to recompile this one as a Universal app it is still PPC code:

~/Library/PreferencePanes/Growl.prefPane/Contents/Resources/GrowlHelperApp.app/Contents/Library/Spotlight/GrowlImporter.mdimporter

Thanks for this great utitility and I hope ALL of Growl will be Universal with the next update :-)  
(Version 0.7.4)

WHYATT THRASH  Growl is one of those features that should come preinstalled on OS X. It feels wrong to even rate it, since it's such an indispensible part of the system.  
(Version 0.7.4)

CATIZIRTOB  Have downloaded the latest growl. Looks good, but when in prefs/ display options I can't see how to move the "window displays" from top right.

I tried a combination of keys(and drag) without luck.

The docs show a kind of blue rectangle with dots in corners. I guess that is to relocate display window.

But that is not in my verions of growl.

Anyone had this problem?

TC.  
(Version 0.7.4)

RICHARD TAYTOR  I think Growl is a good thing. However, it appears to have an unnecessarily large memory footprint.  
(Version 0.7.2)

CHARLES SCHOENFELD  Tip for Growl users: Use the freeware application "Dockless," also found here on MacUpdate, to make the included HardwareGrowler extra run without a dock icon.  
(Version 0.7.2)

ANONYMOUS  (im not the developer)

if your upgrading growl from a previous version, run the uninstaller first and then double click the pref pane. i installed the pref pane without uninstalling and despite loading the new pref pane it reckoned it was still 0.7. uninstalling and reinstalling solved this and it works perfectly  
(Version 0.7.2)

ANONYMOUS  any chance we could see the ability to combine types of notifications so that i can have an on screen notification AND an email sent at the same time?  
(Version 0.7)

MEATMCGUFFIN  perfect except for notifications not appearing/dissapearing when expose is invoked. sort this and ill love ya

come to think of it you should have a chat with the salling.com guy and see if you can get growl to send notifications to a pda or mobile, sort of like a secondary display. Walking around with a mobile phone that keeps you up to date with a list of the last few notifications? drool.....  
(Version 0.7)

ANONYMOUS  How do I go about uninstalling Growl??

Thanks  
(Version 0.7)

TOURNESOL  The functions are ok, but the RAM consumption is not! It uses more than 30Mb of physical ram just to have Growl running in the background. Damn!  
(Version 0.7)

ANONYMOUS  The prefpane does not load. First click on growl icon shows "loading growl" in the titlebar of system prefs (no growl prefpane is shown) and second click after waiting some time shows a blank window.

Upgraded to 0.7 by replacing the old 0.6.2 prefpane. This did not work, so I uninstalled growl completely and copied the new prefpane to its location. Still no luck.

I am using 10.3.9.

Can anyone help?  
(Version 0.7)

ANONYMOUS  The 0.7 dmg does not contain an installer package -- just the prefpane. Is this intentional?  
(Version 0.7)

OMA  How do I get GrowlMail to work in Tiger?

I have copied the "GrowlMail.mailbundle" to "~/Library/Mail/Bundles"

and typed the following into the terminal after quiting Mail:

defaults write com.apple.mail EnableBundles 1

defaults write com.apple.mail BundleCompatibilityVersion 2

However, I still get no notification when mail arrives?

In the growl preferences, it shows GrowlMail as being activated, the growl version as being 0.7, and growl as being on.

These may be the relevent bits from my growllog

2005-05-24 00:06:41.013 Mail[3080] Loaded GrowlMail 2.0

2005-05-24 00:17:49.104 GrowlMenu[3157] PlaintextPaste could not find the Edit menu.

2005-05-24 00:24:25.084 GrowlHelperApp[3163] PlaintextPaste could not find the Edit menu.

2005-05-24 00:24:25.157 GrowlHelperApp[3163] 2005-05-24 00:24:25 -0600 Growl registered

2005-05-24 00:24:25.248 GrowlHelperApp[3163] 2005-05-24 00:24:25 -0600 Growl: Application re-registered (Growl registered) - Priority 0  
(Version 0.7)

ANONYMOUS  I like Growl much better Apple's Widgets. By far more useful in my book.  
(Version 0.7)

GALEN WILEY  Growl is the sort of application that once you use it, you can't imagine how you went on without it. Version 0.7 continues this trend, with new, impressive styles, added functionality, and some much needed bug fixes (Apple Mail is finally fixed!). Bravo.  
(Version 0.7)

ANONYMOUS  GrowlMail needs to be updated to the new Mail 2.0.1 (730).  
(Version 0.6.2)

ANONYMOUS  is this tiger compatable?  
(Version 0.6.2)

DANA SUTTON  Okay, what does Growl do? Let me give you a specific example. I have always wanted a FTP client that could do pre-scheduled uploads just like a file-synch app. Okay, Yummy came along, that works just fine. But I also wanted the FTP client to have the same kind of notification that ChronoSynch has, where it it can be set to send me an e-mail log of each upload so I can see at a glance whether it succeeded or not. Yummy didn't have any such feature until in its most recent version it was made Growl-friendly. Now Growl can send me a e-mail logging the results of th upload. That's the sort of thing notification is about, where you can find out whether a given app. has done what you want it to do. But on the basis of my example, notice this too. Growl is not "universal" in the sense that it does not work with any app., but just with ones which have been written so as to interact with it (a list is given on the Growl web page). I think this is a terrific technology, I hope that it catches on and that more software authors become aware of its potential.  
(Version 0.6.2)

SJK  Seems the GrowlSafari SIMBL plugin is incompatible with Safari 1.3 (on 10.3.9).  
(Version 0.6.1)

DENIS DEFREYNE  Growl rocks. It really does.

Installing is dead easy; Growl-supporting applications can even automatically ask the user to install it.

The notifications are really cool; they don't get in the way, they are small, and incredibly useful.

Thank you, Growl developers.  
(Version 0.6.1)

YEAH BABY  The Austin Powers of apps--YEAH BABY! Grrrrrroooowl...

I love this bloody app!  
(Version 0.6.1)

DAVIS1  I wish the developer would spell out exactly what this software does. "Global notification system"? -- to whom? About what? For what purpose??

Even the website is vague, substituting techno-speak for clear explanation.  
(Version 0.6.1)

ANONYMOUS  meeeee-OOOOOOW!  
(Version 0.6.1)

I DIG ROCK N ROCK MUSIC  I dig Growl. My only wish is that more apps worked with it!  
(Version 0.6.1)

EJI  My first few days with Growl have been disappointing, to say the least.

0.6 doesn't recognize some supposedly Growl-enabled apps on my iBook (G3/500; 10.3.8), such as Quicksilver (with the appropriate plug-in) and Adium. Monolingual, on the other hand, was fine. This issue isn't prevalent across the board, but I did see other users on the Growl forums encountered the same problems. The included Entourage scripts aren't as practical as the app's built-in notification, and aren't consistent and automated like SafariGrowl is with downloads. iCalEvents annoyingly launches iCal to gather the data, while apps like MenuCalendarClock iCal collect and display iCal data without the need to launch the app itself.

0.6.1 version checking is buggy -- it crashes System Prefs on checking. The update doesn't "stick," either, and still reads as 0.6. Because of this, installing 0.6.1 on top of 0.6.1 is possible, though its effect is as negligible as the initial 0.6-0.6.1 upgrade.

Growl hasn't hit 1.0 yet, so I suppose I can't be too critical. The displayed messages, when and if they appear, are attractive and more or less customizable, but it's not quite at the stage where its utility is much more than potential.  
(Version 0.6.1)

TIAGO DIAS BUGARIN  Since version 0.5 was launched I was dreaming what would come next and now I know what to expect for version 0.7:

Easy support for localization. I don't even know where to look to see if it is a bunch o nib files or a powerfully simple utf-8 text file. I put my self up for translate it to Brazilian Portuguese. (crypted email below)

Thats what I miss at the very first 0.6 moment. Also:

- Diferent configuration for each application of the same notification style so that smoke could look diferent with Mail and Safari.

- iTunesGrowl making it to appear (especially w/ Music Video) close to the end of the song. Some configuration here would be good for the ones that don't like it or prefer just at the end.

- Where a progress is the matter (i.e. Safari download or AdiumX send/receive file) the ability to stick a notification showing the progress graphically and/or textualy. (Here you see that it would be great to have the same notification style behaving diferently with diferent apps)

Well, It is such a great app I would like to have it bundled with my OS X install disks so I do not have to remember to install it. :)  
(Version 0.6)

ISKIPPY  Absolutely amazing utility! Ever since the first public releases, I've been searching out Growl-compatible apps and using them in place of older apps I used to use. The new styles look wonderful, and I like the addition of colour to the Bubbles scheme to allow me to colour-code my alerts.

Only a few little niggles. With the Music Video scheme, once I set the opacity to anything other than 0%, it wouldn't let me go under 20%. Not a big deal, as I've got it set up for 50% or so now for GrowlTunes notifications, but it'd be nice to do. Also, in the Music Video scheme, it'd be nice to have an intermediate size between regular and huge; maybe a whole bunch of user-selectable sizes in a pop-up menu or chosen via a slider control would be neat.

All in all, I'm looking forward to seeing what you folks have cooked up for the next version, and I'm continuing to look for new utilities to take advantage of this great system!  
(Version 0.6)

ANONYMOUS  Really, I thought it was pretty good. Kudos for not making another iApp, too!  
(Version 0.6)

ANONYMOUS  Despite its super lame icon and logo, this app is a must have for Mac users.  
(Version 0.6)

ANONYMOUS  With the previous version of Growl, I said "amazing !". With this one, I say "AMAZING !!!!! o_O".

Keep going guys ! ^_^  
(Version 0.6)

SEAN  This is one the best OS X applications I've ever used! 0.6 was well worth the wait. The new "Music Video" style is great.   
(Version 0.6)

JAMES  Could Somebody Please Explain to Me how to get this App working. When I go to the applications part of the preferences it is blank. I read the documentation on their site and it didn't helo. So how do i get this app working because it looks good if I could only figure it out. Could someone please help me.  
(Version 0.5)

AMON-RE  Growl is awesome. Period.   
(Version 0.5)

PROFAD  After so many 5-stars around, I hate to admit I do not have the finest idea what is going on. The problem is presumably my lower than average IQ. It goes like this: One must first manually collect (and assemble) various Growl pieces floating around, e.g. another separate 4k GrowlNotify command is on its way. Then one better manually activate the software via the Terminal. Then it remains to persuade various applications (quite few at the moment) to cooperate. And after all this let me pose the ultimate question: what is supposed to happen? And, yes, it is free, so how dare I complain?  
(Version 0.5)

ANDREAS  I'd like to get at some API documentation without having to install Subversion ...  
(Version 0.5)

D-BOMB  I love Growl!

I have been using it for awhile now and could not live without those pretty bubbles :D  
(Version 0.5)

ANONYMOUS  Excellent work. It'd be nice to be able to put the display anywhere (drag a proxy around like Synergy). That and more styles :) is there documentation on this out there?  
(Version 0.5)

DAJK  This program is perfect...

Great Job!  
(Version 0.5)