
PsyncX | Apr 23 2007 |
THEALLSEER Simple, backs up to networked, hard wired or hosted drives. Doesn't make backups bootable, but I wouldn't expect that from such a lightweight program. I primarily use it to backup to a hosted ftp, which SuperDuper! doesn't do. And I'm a paying customer of SD too. Perfect for my needs. I was shocked at how hard it was to find a solution to back up to ftp drives. My search is over. (Version 2.2.1) | |
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Midnight Inbox | Jan 15 2007 |
THEALLSEER Like others have said; it has potential, but is so convoluted, without any rhyme or reason to half of it's functions that it's pretty useless in it's current state. The learning curve to get started is so high that it is simply not worth the time or hassle. It takes so long just to do basic things that KinklessGTD does with 1-2 clicks. I'm eagerly awaiting Omnifocus' release, because if it is as good as it sounds, the bar will be raised and Inbox will either die or have to meet it feature for feature in order to compete. (Version 1.0.5) | |
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Punakea | Dec 11 2006 |
THEALLSEER I'd like to be able to choose the tag prefix. I currently use quicksilver for tagging my files and i choose to use & instead of @ because I don't want it getting mixed in with my emails when I do searches. (Version 0.1.2b) | |
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Final Draft | Nov 8 2006 |
THEALLSEER In other non-crappy software news, Celtx is free and just added a lot more new features. Don't waste any of your time or money on this program. It was the defacto standard because there weren't any viable options, but now there is: http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/19246 (Version 7.1.3) | |
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OmniWeb | Aug 15 2006 |
THEALLSEER Camitools is a free addition to Camino and it blocks as many ads, flash and standard, as adblock does for Firefox. I believe it uses the same strings from adblock. Either way, it just works without me having to do anything but hit a check box. Pith helmet for Safari is donationware, in essense, free. Also, just clicking a checkbox. I'll stick to those free alternatives until Omni makes it just as easy to implement. Trust me, Id use Omniweb if it was and I didnt have to do CSS blocking and what not, just like I dont do with 3 other browsers. (Version 5.5b3) | |
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OmniWeb | Aug 15 2006 |
THEALLSEER YAAAAAAAAAY! Finally they support and allow importing of adblock expressions! That's what I would be saying as I hit the purchase button for this program if they actually implemented that. But until then, no adblock, no customer. And that right clicking stuff works 1/4th of the time and not on flash ads. Please get with the times and implement better adblocking and importing of expressions. 'Til then, I'll continue using my free and fully adblock supporting Camino, Safari and Firefox. (Version 5.5b3) | |
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OmniWeb | Aug 15 2006 |
MU5TI Free & adblock supporting... Camino? Free, but does not support adblock out of the box. Unless you mean usercontent.css blocking, which in fact is not blocking but hiding (i.e. "stuff" is downloaded and then hidden). Safari? Free, but does not support adblock out of the box. Unless you buy $10 PithHelmet and/or mean loading user stylesheets. Firefox? Free, yes. Good browser, yes. But...not really a Mac application. Services? System's spell checker? Keychain support? Aqua interface? Oh, sure it has AdBlock. 1. hosts file (in /etc there is a hosts file) 2. some kind of installed proxy (Privoxy, BFilter, etc) 3. Camino/Firefox's hostperm.1 I use all three. Yes, I really hate ads. (Version 5.5b3) | |

OmniWeb | Aug 15 2006 |
THEALLSEER Camitools is a free addition to Camino and it blocks as many ads, flash and standard, as adblock does for Firefox. I believe it uses the same strings from adblock. Either way, it just works without me having to do anything but hit a check box. Pith helmet for Safari is donationware, in essense, free. Also, just clicking a checkbox. I'll stick to those free alternatives until Omni makes it just as easy to implement. Trust me, Id use Omniweb if it was and I didnt have to do CSS blocking and what not, just like I dont do with 3 other browsers. (Version 5.5b3) | |

LiteSwitch X | Aug 2 2006 |
THEALLSEER So glad its been released for intel macs. But ive seem to have found a problem. Sometimes switch is VERY slow. When i hit the key combo, it takes 1-5 seconds to show the tab switcher. As soon as I disable LiteSwitch, the default apple one will pop up instantly, like LiteSwitch should be doing. Using it on MBP 15" 2gb ram, 100gb 7200 HD (Version 2.6) | |
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LiteSwitch X | Jan 13 2007 |
LWORTH02 I’m having the exact same slowness problem, on a new MAP 17”: 2.33 ghz, 3GB RAM! Pls. reply if you found a solution. I love LiteSwitch but this is driving me crazy. The CPU % jumps up to almost 19% when I hit cmd-tab... (Version 2.6) | |

OmniWeb | Jul 21 2006 |
THEALLSEER that works maybe half the time on a good day and doesnt work with any flash ads. (Version 5.5 beta 1) | |
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OmniWeb | Jul 20 2006 |
THEALLSEER I would totally buy/use it if ad and flash blocking were a lot easier to add/edit/use/etc. Using CSS files, adding single lines to hidden preference files or to the ad blocking area in the preferences is totally unacceptable. I'm sorry, but this is a deal breaker for any browser that I could potentially use. Would love to use the browser, but I might as well start using IE if I want to see ads all day. (Version 5.5 beta 1) | |
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OmniWeb | Jul 20 2006 |
GERBER You can also right-click (or control click) on any image and choose to block it. (Version 5.5 beta 1) | |

OmniWeb | Jul 21 2006 |
THEALLSEER that works maybe half the time on a good day and doesnt work with any flash ads. (Version 5.5 beta 1) | |

Montage | Jul 20 2006 |
THEALLSEER The program has a lot of potential and I'm very excited to see two programs really giving a go at this market that has been under the thumb of Final Draft for so many bug-filled, not-working-properly years. The problem with Montage though, is that it's closest competition (which this program bears a striking resemblance to) is Celtx. Which happens to be free and does nearly everything Montage currently does, even a few extra things that it doesnt. The subtle differences between the two doesnt warrant the $139 price tag in my eyes. So I'm happy to say that I'm sticking with Celtx until Montage has some feature I just have to use. Keep up the good work though. Competition is a great thing. (Version 1.0) | |
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Burn | Jul 14 2006 |
THEALLSEER After the Dev fixed the dvd burning issue for intel macs, the program has been spot on! It burns and encodes dvds even quicker than Toast for me (probably cut the encoding time by at least 70%). I absolutely love it. There is no learning curve and it works wonderfully and is rock solid as far as stability. Keep up the great work! (Version 1.41u) | |
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Toast Titanium | Jul 2 2006 |
THEALLSEER Burn is also a good alternative to Toast. I prefer it over LiquidCD myself. The dev is super responsive, fixed a problem on intel machines within a day! (Version 7.1) | |
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Burn | Jun 17 2006 |
THEALLSEER Unfortunately when I try to burn a DVD, it asks if i want to encode, I hit yes, it asks where to save encoded file, i select and hit ok, the encoding quits and nothing more happens. I wish this worked because this is the only thing holding me back from dumping toast. running MBP 15" 2.0ghz, 2gb ram (Version 1.0u) | |
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Burn | Jun 17 2006 |
J.W. Same here (Version 1.0u) | |

Burn | Jun 17 2006 |
KIWI FRUITWARE I think it's problem with the intel build of ffmpeg (and maybe vcdxgen, vcdxbuild, tocgen and ifogen) They work in Darwin 7 and 8. But might work with Mac OS X Intel. (Version 1.0u) | |

Burn | Jun 20 2006 |
BRUSETH Same here, and I don't have an 'Intel Mac' (Version 1.0u) | |

Wireless Grapher | Jun 10 2006 |
THEALLSEER weird, after a reinstall, it works fine. but its pretty pointless without showing some actual numbers. Cant really recommend using this unless you really just want a moving color graph on your dashboard. (Version 0.3) | |
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Wireless Grapher | Jun 10 2006 |
THEALLSEER weird, after a reinstall, it works fine. but its pretty pointless without showing some actual numbers. Cant really recommend using this unless you really just want a moving color graph on your dashboard. (Version 0.3) | |

VirtueDesktops | May 15 2006 |
THEALLSEER totally agree, this needs some documentation. I sort of figured out the program when i read through the forums, but there's some things that werent addressed and I have no idea what they do. (Version 0.52r138) | |
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SteerMouse | May 15 2006 |
THEALLSEER My Savior! Theres nothing on the market that does what this program does on intel macs. I just got a Logitech Bluetooth MX900 and was afraid I might have to return it because I couldn't map any of the buttons (i tired all the other mouse button mapping apps and they either aren't universal binaries or just don't work with bluetooth mice *cough* USB Overdrive.) SteerMouse to the rescue! Not only did it save me, but it also replaced LazyMouse since it does exactly the same thing. Two apps in one for a 3rd of the price, someone pinch me! lol. Keep up the amazing work. (Version 3.2) | |
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PandoraMan | May 7 2006 |
THEALLSEER So awesome. even with growl support!!!! each time the song changes, it pops up the artist and song. so damn cool. (Version 1.0.4) | |
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Camino | May 2 2006 |
THEALLSEER Love love love it. Super quick, awesome features when you add camitools to the mix. By far the fastest browser ive used on my macbook. Been using it as my default browser for a few months and havent looked back. It sort of reminds me of omniweb aesthetically, but is much quicker and, of course, cheaper. (Version 1.0.1) | |
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Menuet | Apr 26 2006 |
THEALLSEER Looks like someone is taking a page from the Acquisition developer's notes. There's a nag screen that pops up every hour or so if you're running the program as a "trial". I think the dev should revise the text to say "10 day free trial... until we bug you enough to either buy it or uninstall it during those 10 days". If you're going to have an evaluation period, don't bug your potential buyers with these nag screens. You lost me, and it only took 2 hours. (Version 1.1b1) | |
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Menuet | Sep 24 2006 |
I was thinking about buying this application but decided not to based on principal alone. If you are truly going to give people a demo, don't annoy them. Just turn it off after the demo period. (Version 1.1b2) | |

Speed Download | Apr 20 2006 |
THEALLSEER This isnt a free update for paying users? It's saying my registration information is invalid. If that's the case, so long speed download, I pay for software one time and that's it. (Version 4.0) | |
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Celtx | Feb 19 2006 |
THEALLSEER Will this be updated to a universal binary soon? I'm actually waiting specifically for celtx to be updated before I go to buy an intel mac. (Version 0.9.51) | |
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Celtx | May 19 2006 |
JT_XIII I actually works fine on intel macs. (Version 0.9.51) | |

Celtx | Jun 5 2006 |
ZIVKO When I attempted to run Celtx on my Mac Mini Core Duo, Mac OS X would simply freeze, and I would have to restart. I simply boot into Windows XP and Celtx ran fine. (Version 0.9.51) | |

SuperPDF | Jan 26 2006 |
THEALLSEER Hi, I can't seem to get this thing to work. I drag a folder of .jpg's onto the app, it goes through its steps and then quits. I've searched my drive and can't find any new pdf files. Please provide a little more specific instructions about where these files go by default or make a pop up box that asks where to save the pdf. (Version 0.1) | |
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SuperPDF | Jan 26 2006 |
RIP0FF The instructions in the ReadMe file are perfectly clear.. Works fine. (Version 0.1) | |

SuperPDF | Mar 31 2007 |
EMELOISE I'm sorry but the instructions in the readme file are NOT perfectly clear. Whoever wrote them has terrible English. "Two little applications for make PDF file from diverse image files. Drag folder with jpgs (or other formats) to CONVERTEPDF for generate PDF files inside that folder, before drag again that contet to COMBINAPDF for generate a single PDF file with all images in desktop. TIP: Drag a folder with PDF files to COMBINAPDF for generate a single PDF file in desktop. OSX TIGER and PDF CONVERTER library, download on: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/automator/pdfconverter.html Thank you for download this software." (Version 0.1) | |
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