GUILLAUMEK  Thanks! I'll give it a try..  
(Version 2.0.0)

GUILLAUMEK  Well yeah sure, I kinda knew all that, though I guess I should have made it clear.

Don't you know if there are TeX packages with a smaller footprint?

Also, it just can't be 1.2GB of pure code, is it? Even fonts don't take that much memory..  
(Version 2.0.0)

GUILLAUMEK  LaTeXiT looks lovely but it requires installing LaTeX. The problem is, the MacTeX distrib is a big whooping 1.2GB install (see: http://www.tug.org/mactex/ ).

Apple's Grapher meets most of my needs but I'd be interested in trying LaTeX. Anyone can explain me why LaTeX needs that much memory, and if there is an alternative distrib with a smaller footprint?

Cheers  
(Version 2.0.0)

GUILLAUMEK  Yes, I tried once to just copy and run the code from one one the applets but it failed. I guess it could have something to do with these applets being built on one of the first versions of Processing but don't take my word for it.  
(Version 1.0.7)

GUILLAUMEK  I think Iconz is wrong in calling the project "dead", though he makes a point in that QS has actually seen little evolution in the last years.

Take a look at the changes committed to code: http://code.google.com/p/blacktree-alchemy/source/list

There is only one really dedicated dev, tiennou7, to whom obviously go our warm appreciation.

Despite his hard work - check out the massive number of commits made this summer - the project has sometimes gone for months without any change to the code.

This all said, I still believe that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". I'm fine with QS being just maintained. But to move forward, QS needs more devs.  
(Version 1.0b56a7)

GUILLAUMEK  Still lovin' the Dojo fruitz. But maintaining is nice, new stuff is better. Want moarrrr! :)  
(Version 1.2)

GUILLAUMEK  As a matter of fact, Silverlight isn't that bad. It does not take over any other plugin, or puts your computer at risk, or invades privacy AFAIK.

Granted, it's another proprietary software suite that hurts interoperability on the Internet, but some sites already need it to run properly.

Also Telestream was bought years ago by Microsoft, for those who don't know.  
(Version 2.3.0.11b)

GUILLAUMEK  Glad to see this still gets updated. It really is the best Mac app to watch and record ADSL video streams.  
(Version 2.1)

GUILLAUMEK  The latest versions (1.73 and 1.74) of Transmission have some issues.

1.73 and 1.74 are currently homing on ban list on some trackers (i.e brokenstones), because of various "connective problems" and up/down data sometimes not being counted by trackers which enforce ratios.

Hopefully, 1.75 will sort things out. Until then, stick with 1.72.  
(Version 1.75b1)

GUILLAUMEK  Here is a link to Synergy Classic 3.5.5a, the last version without the license pop-up.

It works flawlessly with Snow Leopard. Time Machine be blessed.

http://rapidshare.com/files/276719099/synergy355a.zip  
(Version 4.0.1b)

GUILLAUMEK  Ok that's it.

I'm done with Synergy. I bought my license back in 2005.

First there was this new Synergy Advance thing. It was alpha software sold 10$. It offered very little more than what was already in Synergy Classic, but with bugs. It hasn't been updated since 2007. Some folks bought it, just ask them how they feel about this... Actually you can still buy licenses on Wincent's website.. (sic)

Then there were the first Leopard years, with OS X updates breaking every other Synergy Classic version. The app would crash, covers would not load. It was a mess. It took months before we had a working Leopard-optimized (read: garbage-collector enabled) version.

So we were paying either for alpha, or poorly maintained software. But Synergy Classic was still good enough and we liked it.

And now we cannot get plain regular support for our then supposedly unlimited licenses bought before 2006? OK it has been five years, but Obj2.0 and garbage collection aren't exactly features. Synergy has not got any new feature for years (check version history, it's all bug fixes and manic updates to make software requirements ever more drastic. Does an iTunes controller really need 10.6 to run properly..?) All we're asking for is continued support.

Anyone has a link to 3.5.5a? I shouldn't have overwritten mine..  
(Version 4.0.1b)

GUILLAUMEK  I'm having problems mounting NTFS partitions with Snow Leopard. Is anyone having some troubles too?  
(Version 2.0.3.2)

GUILLAUMEK  With Snow Leopard, iGetter fails to capture downloads on Safari. It works fine on Firefox though.

And Presenta's website has been down for 2 days already... weird and a little upsetting for a customer  
(Version 2.7.5)

GUILLAUMEK  Glims is an input manager, a hack, because Apple won't create an official plugin system for Safari. And if you spend enough time browsing you'll notice issues. I don't know if it's Apple's or Glims' fault but it doesn't matter. Safari crashes more with Glims installed. It does not crash all the time, but it does crash noticeably more often, no matter how hard its makers work to make their software stable. In my experience with Glims, whenever i had more than 6/8 tabs open, after a long browsing session, i would expect the occasional crash, in which case it would usually also forget the last minutes of my browsing history. Bad, bad, bad..

I have loved and used Glims for months. I always took the time to wait for a Glims update before applying a Safari update, in order to avoid situations such as the one that arose with the 4.0.3 Safari update. But I have stopped using it and wouldn't recommend it now.

That said, Glims is the best plugin for Safari currently available IMO. It's just not good enough.  
(Version 1.0b20)

GUILLAUMEK  Can't you just.... not update?  
(Version 3.0 patch 5)

GUILLAUMEK  I disagree SMART is useless. True I've had many disks fail without prior warning. But twice I had time to backup before disk fail thanks to a SMART alert. This was on PCs, with BIOS set to test SMART at startup.

It only takes one to realize just how much SMART is useful.

Last point, SMARTReporter is free and a very good job of periodically checking SMART status and informing the user whenever an error is reported.  
(Version 2.0.2)

GUILLAUMEK  Try trashing all Transmission related files an folders in /Library/Application Support and /Library/Preferences.

Otherwise, use uTorrent, it's "mostly" similar in terms of features and performance.  
(Version 1.71)

GUILLAUMEK  So.. Is it a Cider port? If so how good is it?

Not that I really care though.. ^^  
(Version 1.0)

GUILLAUMEK  It's fixed. Yay!  
(Version 1.0b16)

GUILLAUMEK  Yes it does  
(Version 4.1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  10.0 S/N should work just fine with any 10.x.x release.

Honestly, the only reason I can think of why it wouldn't work is your S/N being blacklisted..  
(Version 10.0.2)

GUILLAUMEK  +1

ÃŒ can't understand how such a simple feature was not implemented. Maybe, between Adobe and Apple, there isn't really a market for a third PDF plugin and sales are terrible...  
(Version 2.3.1)

GUILLAUMEK  I don't know what your expectations were but Fusion actually delivers for most people.

OK, your hardware won't always work, a few programs may crash, and don't even mention 3D performance. But this is the current state of virtualization. It takes very little research to know that.

Not to mention Fusion has a 30-day trial.  
(Version 2.0.2)

GUILLAUMEK  You know what would rock VERY seriously?

A sync tool supporting:

- social websites (Facebook etc)

- email/calendar websites (Gmail, Yahoo, Zimbra)

- local social software suites (OSX's Address Book & iCal, Thunderbird, etc)

- Exchange

Imagine a one-click solution to sync profile icon, info, status for you and everyone else, plus calendar syncing.

I think I'd be ready to pay more than 50€ for that.

AddressBookSync does already a lot with Address Book - Facebook. But the concept can reach much further.  
(Version 1.2)

GUILLAUMEK  fast, clean and stable.  
(Version 1.5)

GUILLAUMEK  I'm having wicked bugs and performance hit running this with ntfs-3G. Very, very weird..

Toast hangs while ntfs-3g CPU usage skyrockets.

Unmounting ntfs drives seems to solve the issue, still a bummer.

Anyone had a similar experience?  
(Version 10)

GUILLAUMEK  krmathis: you're everywhere mate. Thanks for the open-source goodness!  
(Version 3.98)

GUILLAUMEK  Awesome!

This program allows me to call whoever i want, when in reach of 3G/WiFi, at killer price.

You can either use a Skpe or SIP account with this. Comunication quality is sometimes borderline but overall it's useable.  
(Version 1.0.1.4)

GUILLAUMEK  Pretty impressive. Stick mostly to mainstream and recent stuff though. Also tracks without a continuous melody pattern are difficult to identify.

It identified tracks from intros and outros, nice.  
(Version 1.1.3)

GUILLAUMEK  Does DW 4.1.1 get along with 10.5.6?  
(Version 4.1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  I gave GrandVJ a try. It's nice, pretty straight forward, with the same paradigm as Arkaos VJ (play layers with keys of your keyboard/midi controller).

GrandVJ seems to have better performance & stability. And visual synthetizers/generators.  
(Version 3.6.1)

GUILLAUMEK  This is actually very common behavior. Quite a few updaters fail when their app isn't in /Applications or if it is in a user-created subfolder. If memory serves, even some Apple updaters had this issue (iTunes, FCP).

If you don't want to move your apps every time you update them, you'd be better of leaving your applications where they are.  
(Version 12.1.5)

GUILLAUMEK  Still great and working like a charm.  
(Version 1.5130)

GUILLAUMEK  Click on Camino-Reset Camino... to create a new profile. Fixes most Camino-related bugs. You can try manually deleting files in your profile folder one after another, then test Camino, to find which file is corrupted. Make a backup first.  
(Version 1.6.5)

GUILLAUMEK  This is very similar to Java. It's quite easy to learn.

Incredible work made with Processing (with source code available):

http://www.complexification.net/gallery/  
(Version 1.0.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Could you name a few? I have been using Transmisson for all my P2P downloads lately, on sites I'd consider serious, if not maybe paranoid with BT clients, and never had any problem.   
(Version 0.9b)

GUILLAUMEK  Could you name a few? I have been using Transmisson for all my P2P downloads lately, on sites I'd consider serious, if not maybe paranoid with BT clients, and never had any problem.  
(Version 0.9b)

GUILLAUMEK  "many sites have banned the use of Transmission"

Isn't that over?   
(Version 0.9b)

GUILLAUMEK  Transmission has come a long way and is now very similar to uTorrent. Small footprint, mostly similar features. I love uTorrent on Windows and was eager to see it on Mac OS X but the incentive to switch has faded with Transmission's progress.

Also, Transmission is open-source.  
(Version 0.9b)

GUILLAUMEK  iGetter is nice. And it's shareware.  
(Version 1.6.5)

GUILLAUMEK  Use Glims for favicons  
(Version 1.6.5)

GUILLAUMEK  Camino used to be awesome. But it just can't keep up anymore.

It was my #1 browser for 4 years, when Safari was not yet an option and Firefox was too clumsy and bloated.

I know Camino has never been about packing every possible feature, but it's now starting to lag seriously.

I've gone Safari+Glims+AdBlock. It's incredible.   
(Version 1.6.5)

GUILLAUMEK  +1  
(Version 1.0b10)

GUILLAUMEK  The Calculator is nice, but this one has a few extra features, such as having multiple currency exchange rates available instead of having to switch from one to another every time.  
(Version 0.9.8)

GUILLAUMEK  "including Cocoa apps, screen savers, and preference panes. It can even update kernel extensions, regular files, and root-owned applications."

This is the interesting part, where it's better than Sparkle.

This framework seems to handle files without executables, which Sparkle lacks AFAIK. You can't currently update stuff like plugins, drivers, file systems.. in fact, for most of the stuff installed in /Library Sparkle can't help you. I think the only exception are preference panes which can check for updates by themself. You actually need a program or daemon which contains the Sparkle framework to checks for updates.

Now, I'm not too tech savy on all this so don't take my word as gospel.  
(Version 1.0)

GUILLAUMEK  FX 3 is clean and stable for most people. You should try with a fresh profile (/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles).  
(Version 3.0.2)

GUILLAUMEK  Arkaos could really use an update now... it's starting to show its age.  
(Version 3.6.1)

GUILLAUMEK  I hear 10.5.5 fixes the 256 colors issue with Diablo II. Can someone confirm?  
(Version 1.12a)

GUILLAUMEK  It has been reported that this update fixes the bug with Diablo II and Fallout (1&2).

If you have a GMAX3100 you might still experience problems though.  
(Version 10.5.5)

GUILLAUMEK  Everything went smooth.

Remember to clean your system before you update (remove/disable hacks, repair permissions, a little cache flushing, maybe some diskwarrior/techtoolpro voodoo..)  
(Version 10.5.5)

GUILLAUMEK  If you encounter issues with v0.9.2 after updating, try removing preferences files.

There is a script in the install DMG that does it automatically.  
(Version 0.9.2)

GUILLAUMEK  Good point. A special price for students would be nice however.  
(Version 2.5.7)

GUILLAUMEK  Also, though not infected, a Mac can act as a vector for Windows viruses.  
(Version 1.1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  I don't want to lose my play counts and ratings, which I use a lot for smart playlists.  
(Version 1.6b4)

GUILLAUMEK  Like StarCraft, 10.5.3 breaks the game. Btw 1.12a was released.  
(Version 1.11b)

GUILLAUMEK  Yup. Exposé looks fine now.

Office 2008 seems to have finally reached maturity.

Update went flawlessly btw.  
(Version 12.1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Is exposé fixed?  
(Version 12.1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Just my 2cts, but you can't expect Yaz to give you a license for the lite version on the basis that you bought the standard version. On the other hand, I'm pretty sure that if you ask them, they'll make a commercial gesture.  
(Version 1.0)

GUILLAUMEK  As a former beta tester of EVE Online, I feel you overlooked a few things about EVE which ought to be mentioned.

First, it should be said that the learning curve is quite steep. Think Battlecruiser 3000AD..

Also, unlike WoW, this game is a lot less focused on instant fun. The game is slower paced and it takes a long time and a good ship+stats before one can venture in 0.0 and get a taste of PVP, the core of EVE imo. In a nutshell, you can't just drop in a few times a week, play an hour or two, and still have fun. The stats system reduces that problem a bit though.

That said, EVE is great if you dig complexity and depth over instant gratification. You just need to be unemployed or something to enjoy it I guess :p  
(Version 5.10.56866)

GUILLAUMEK  I had a lot of my AAC files' name truncated during a transfer Mac->PC->Mac. This resulted in a lot of "file not found" issues for tracks with long title.

This could be a life saver.  
(Version 1.6b1)

GUILLAUMEK  Nice, nice... but what's the point?

It looks a lot like iTunes 1.0 actually...

http://www.tuaw.com/2006/09/14/itunes-from-0-0-to-7-0/  
(Version 1.3)

GUILLAUMEK  Yay!  
(Version 1.1.3)

GUILLAUMEK  Wow. I grew up playing with Kidpix. I really wish I had kept my drawings... :)  
(Version 1.2.3)

GUILLAUMEK  Nice app. I use it sometimes to create weird chroma maps for VJing.

It'd be a lot better though if we had more than one fractal algorithm. I mean it's little more than granular noise/clouds, plus stretching, as of now. It'd be great to have more complex structures.

Seamless tiling is great btw. Very useful, very nice.  
(Version 1.0.3)

GUILLAUMEK  Too bad this was pulled because of legal issues.. :(  
(Version 1.3c)

GUILLAUMEK  How much faster than NTFS-3G is this? Can someone share their experience?  
(Version 6.5.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Very useful app. Great interface.  
(Version 2.6)

GUILLAUMEK  "# Support https tracker connections

# IP blocking using the Bluetack Level1 blocklist

# Better support of multitracker torrents"

Guess who's finally ditching Azureus..? ;)  
(Version 1.20)

GUILLAUMEK  How stable are these at the moment? I know "alpha" should be self-explanatory but sometimes alpha software can turn out usable.  
(Version 2.4)

GUILLAUMEK  low-tech gaming rocks! ;)  
(Version 0.7.8)

GUILLAUMEK  My mistak. You were talking about innovation. :p  
(Version 7.0)

GUILLAUMEK  Office 2008 was buggy - and still is - but it's rather good software IMO. Plus the Mac BU has a certain degree of autonomy inside Microsoft. They have their own release schedule, are not bound to the Windows interface. I'm not sure the Mac BU folks deserve that bashing.  
(Version 7.0)

GUILLAUMEK  "About the crashing (or not crashing), I can assure you that it's really a completely separate issue. It's a known bug in Leopard's NSAppleScript running under Garbage Collection. It's effectively random, and sooner or later it will crash... until Apple fixes the bug. I've been pretty lucky with this and I only see a crash every few days, but I know others see them all the time: luck of the draw, it would seem.

I'm going to put together a couple of new releases which incorporate this fix for the artwork issue:

* 3.5a7: a new build of the alpha series, which will still unfortunately suffer from Apple's NSAppleScript bug.

* 3.2.1: a new build of the stable 3.2 series, which won't be affected by the NSAppleScript issue (never has been, never will be) because it doesn't use Leopard's Garbage Collection.

I'll try to get those out tomorrow."

Quoted from http://rails.wincent.com/issues/668

So no more artwork issues!  
(Version 3.5a7)

GUILLAUMEK  nice gesture

much appreciated  
(Version 2.6)

GUILLAUMEK  update your flash player plugin. I had the same issue and solved it this way.  
(Version 1.0)

GUILLAUMEK  Yay! Leopard compatibility! I was disappointed when i switched to Leopard that Max would not work. I'm glad it's back!

Best sound conversion/extracion tool available. XLD are xACT are good complements.  
(Version 0.8)

GUILLAUMEK  Nice Dosbox GUI. The interface is a bit messy but it really gets the job done. Dapplegrey also has the simple merit of being in active development. Most of the other GUIs don't see a lot of updates these days.  
(Version 1.9.2b3)

GUILLAUMEK  On second thought, in some cases size can matter.

I'm thinking of Portable apps for flash drives or SSD laptops like the EEE PC.

Then again, flash drives aren't 128MB anymore and 64MB really isn't that much.  
(Version 3.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Quick answer: you're wrong.

Long answer: As always, Mac apps are packages. This means the size of the package is usually way larger than the executable itself. The rest consists of various resources which are loaded only when needed.

Take for exemple the Command & Conquer 3 package. It's 3.52GB...

Now, if you want to discuss the memory footprint of Safari, you rather should open Camino, iCab and Safari. Open some tabs and check the RAM usage in Activity Monitor.  
(Version 3.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Instantbird will have a hard time gathering users. There are already many free IM clients built around libpurple (hence with the same core features). Every major system has its native libpurple+GUI implementation.

Plus, as an implementation of libpurple, Adium is now nearing perfection.  
(Version 0.1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  It's true Sparkle integration would be nice.

As for the DL speed and as i said in an earlier comment, OnyX is hosted at free.fr, a french internet provider. Usually very fast and reliable.

I just tried and I'm downloading OnyX at 800KB/s on a 20M dsl line.

It seems lots of people have trouble DLing the soft though so maybe this is indeed a server-side issue.  
(Version 1.9.4b1)

GUILLAUMEK  Also the sync delay problem is linked to Apple's design choices, not Rogue Amoeba's. It's unavoidable with the current Airport and AppleTV.  
(Version 3.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Use Airfoil vith VLC. You can resync sound & video in VLC using keys F and G by 50ms increments. Not ideal but gdoes the job.  
(Version 3.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Last free Aurora version (3.3.5) available at:

http://s3.amazonaws.com/metaquark/Aurora-3.3.5.zip

You can't get a better deal. It still beats Awaken, Alarm Clock and all others. The right balance between ease-of-use and features.  
(Version 4.0.6)

GUILLAUMEK  OnyX is hosted at free.fr, a french internet provider. Usually very fast and reliable.

I'm downloading OnyX at 800KB/s on a 20M dsl line.  
(Version 1.9.3)

GUILLAUMEK  How long did it took Tiger to get thoses fixed? Anyone remembers?  
(Version 10.5.2)

GUILLAUMEK  Agreed. Gmail's server-side spam filtering is one of the best. With Mail, Entourage of Thunderbird's standard spam filter, i get very little spam.

However, Gmail does give a few false positives from time to time, though mostly useless newsletters I should never had subscribed to in the first place.  
(Version 2.6.6)

GUILLAUMEK  Greatest IM client on Mac.

Glad they fixed the web link MSN stuff.  
(Version 1.2.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Must-have addition for Camino. Especially on Leopard, on which some themes don't work so well.  
(Version 1.5)

GUILLAUMEK  Great software. Also way overpriced IMO.  
(Version 2.5.4)

GUILLAUMEK  There are optimized builds as usual.

For Intel, http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=594213&sid=d705091e01e909d48f9793a9ab4db53f

courtesy of heronstalker

For PPC, http://www.rpm-mozilla.org.uk/builds/camino/

courtesy of RPMozley

You can also try http://www.pimpmycamino.com

Cheers!  
(Version 1.5.2)

GUILLAUMEK  From my own experience, these bugs have been around for quite a while already. Try the trunk builds (pre-1.6) if you feel adventurous. These may include a fix.  
(Version 1.5.2)

GUILLAUMEK  Agreed. Little Snitch serves many purposes. First and most important it allows its user to spot when an app calls home. Though I've never seen such thing on a Mac, there are many Windows applications that send personnal data. And athome, don't be rude.  
(Version 1.0)

GUILLAUMEK  Max is better with tags IMO.  
(Version 20070917)

GUILLAUMEK  MetaX just zeroed-out some of my files. Bummer.. :/

Maybe an issue with Atomic Parsley.  
(Version 2.2.8)

GUILLAUMEK  VLC can do it although it's not very user-friendly.  
(Version 2.1.3.5b)

GUILLAUMEK  Don't use Tor for P2P. It kills their network.  
(Version 0.82)

GUILLAUMEK  Hey i like the claw! ^^  
(Version 1.1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  As i said, unconstructive criticism ^^

However, i am not sure you'll want to use this app for caller pictures. You would be much better off editing them in Address Book. All NMT can do for you concerning caller pictures is import iPhoto pictures, which you then have to set inside your E60 where i believe you don't have zoom/pan controls (correct me if i'm wrong). NMT may not be the best choice for caller picture.

As for ring tones, i guess it's a matter of personnal preference. Unless you frequently change your ringtones, Bluetooth File Exchange works fine. It does not take more than two clicks with "Send file to BT device" shift-command-B shortkey.

I believe NMT wasn't made for your kind of device in the first place. Plus the soft is still beta. This obviously does not mean its support should not be considered but you can't blame Nokia for not making this a priority.

Hope you found less smarty-pants and more education in that comment,

Cheers

edit: i see E60 support at http://europe.nokia.com/A4423135 ...  
(Version 1.1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  well maybe nokia didn't make a "multimedia transfer" app for "just a phone"...

Sorry for the unconstructive criticism ^^  
(Version 1.1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Is this still useful with Perian supporting OGG/FLAC?  
(Version 0.1.8)

GUILLAUMEK  minus X11 but PLUS Java. Java can be prettier but the overhead is bad or performance  
(Version 2.2.1)

GUILLAUMEK  I agree. Synergy is fine as it is. It never crashed on me in over 3 years. And i believe there is no need for new features. The app does its job.

Apple should contract Wincent to pack Synergy into iTunes.

Then again, i wouldn't recommend buying the app. There are free alternatives that work great.  
(Version 3.1.5b)

GUILLAUMEK  Free alternative: TNEF's Enough

This is not a Mail plugin though.  
(Version 1.7.5)

GUILLAUMEK  Hi,

I have made such a script too ^^ using bits and tips from macosxhints. Do you use blueutil?

I have too admit one-click sync is nice  
(Version 1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Hi,

a simple question

Is this better than Perian? Isn't it basically the same decoder?  
(Version 0.6.6)

GUILLAUMEK  Really nice! A proper launcher was very much needed in order to make FS2 SCP more user-friendly.

Now we need a proper installer. Java scripts are nice but still a turn-off for beginners, and full install DMGs are quickly outdated. Maybe wrap a GUI around Turey's Java scripts..  
(Version 1.1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  "Sorry, but the SQLite database behind Sparkle's site exploded in a giant fireball, and Caltech is an unrelenting work-slinging monster, so I don't have time to fix it at the moment. I'd really appreciate it if you didn't send me emails about the site or with bug reports until I get the site back up. In the meantime, you can still download Sparkle here."

http://sparkle.andymatuschak.org/  
(Version 1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  That was quick! :) nice.  
(Version 1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Too bad the dev's site has been down for some time now. Is this stil being developped?  
(Version 1.1)

GUILLAUMEK  Indeed the beta started a short while before Tangerine appeared on macupdate  
(Version 1.0.1)

GUILLAUMEK  I have been using iGetter for the last two years. Worked very well - not perfectly - but very well. The only disappointment comes from a few occasions where it would not manage to connect and launch download but this only occurred with websites i know are problematic with most download managers. Ultimately very rare.  
(Version 2.5)