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About Dong Young

Real Name:Dong Young Lee

Last Login:27 Oct 2009 19:06

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VLC Media Player	Oct 27 2009	DONG-YOUNG VLC is now unusable for me. I hope these problems are fixed. (Version 1.0.2)		0
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MKVtoolnix	Jul 5 2009	DONG-YOUNG Thank you for this useful application! (Version 2.9.7)		+1
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JustLooking	Jun 20 2009	DONG-YOUNG wow this app is without a doubt, much better than the default Preview. It would be perfect if it included a hand tool for dragging larger images. Other than that, thanks for your great work! (Version 3.3)		+5
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JustLooking

Sep 18 2009

XENOPHILE Agree on the need for a hand tool to scroll large images.

Include this and fill out some of the other features, and this could replace Preview for me. Skim has mastered PDF viewing on Mac OS X, so IMO JustLooking should continue to focus on all other images, and match/exceed Preview's feature set. It's almost there, all it needs are a few features like the hand tool, a few tweaks here and there, and at least one killer feature or GUI innovation that blows Preview away.
(Version 3.3.3)

Firefox	Jun 9 2009	DONG-YOUNG I'd use this on my macbook if smooth scrolling were fixed. Right now, two-finger scroll on my trackpad feels sluggish and choppy even with smoothscrolling on. (Version 3.5b4)		0
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Apple Safari	Jun 9 2009	DONG-YOUNG Hardly any visible changes from the beta version for me. Still, I'm glad that tabs have returned to the bottom. Though, one thing I dislike about this version is the lack of an active progress bar for loading like in Safari 3. The spinning circle just gets in my nerves. I hope someone figures out a way to change it soon. Otherwise a very fast and excellent browser. (Version 4.0)		0
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Apple Safari

Jun 9 2009

LUKE_ARMSTRONG I didn't realise how much I hated the tabs on top until I installed Safari 4 and was reminded how much more convenient and logical it was to have them below the tool bar (no more inadvertent tab closing by clicking the wrong end, no more problems dragging windows, etc.).

Glims works beautifully and is indispensable in enabling Safari to compete with Firefox by offering selectable search engines and other benefits.

The only thing I miss is the Safari 3 progress bar... it must be possible to reinstate it - you can even download a plug-in for Firefox that emulates it!
(Version 4.0)

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