XPLICIT  The only downloadable version (called "portable version") stores the data inside the app itself. The non-portable can't be found anywhere. The support web pages are down, so no manual, no FAQ, no help. This programme seems abandoned to me.  
(Version 2.2)

XPLICIT  Why does the Mac edition cost twice the price as the Windows edition?  
(Version 8.0.0.2806)

XPLICIT  Ok, Yojimbo still lacks a few important features, like better eMail handling for example, but after having compared it to its main competitors I must say it's the best programme for its purpose on the market at the moment.

Yojimbo might lack some features, but those features which have been implemented and published actually work really well. It's easy to use and fast too.  
(Version 2.0)

XPLICIT  jailbroken ?!  
(Version 2.3)

XPLICIT  Too bad there's no upgrade offer for Yep. Only this obscure offer announced within Yep, but that's for the Leap application or the Leap bundle only. Weird ...  
(Version 2.0b6)

XPLICIT  iPhone version of The Hit List will be there soon. At least that's what I heard.  
(Version 1.2.4)

XPLICIT  This app would have been quite a good extension to Apple Mail, but it's not. It's really buggy:

"Keywords -> Add to preferences" doesn't add the keywords to preferences, deleting keywords doesn't work at all, keywords suddenly disappear from the list, "Add keyword" adds new keyword more than once, etc..

If you need an app like this to work with ... forget this one ... at least for the moment.  
(Version 2.3)

XPLICIT  Ups, sorry, didn't read that far, someone already commented the version number thing.  
(Version 2.0.3)

XPLICIT  Quite an interesting approach to label a beta release with a normal version number.  
(Version 2.0.3)

XPLICIT  Try The Hit List and you will change your mind again.  
(Version 1.2.2)

XPLICIT  Dear Curio Developer(s),

"CMD " is for switching the application's windows. It's a default, pre-set shortcut. You shouldn't assign another command.  
(Version 6.0)

XPLICIT  What's with the shortcut for "Create snippet from selection"? First it wasn't possible to change that. And if you do it - now that it's possible - it doesn't work.  
(Version 1.3)

XPLICIT  Facebook photo albums don't work properly either.  
(Version 1.0)

XPLICIT  Right. And we all know of Yojimbos handicaps. I just wanted to say that Evernote is a different kind of app than Yojimbo is. Evernote takes notes, Yojimbo is more like a personal information manager (like Together, like DevonThink, etc.)  
(Version 2.0)

XPLICIT  Is Evernote able to save Webarchives? No! Just saves text and images. That's not so superior I might add.  
(Version 2.0)

XPLICIT  It might be true - like a developer posted a little cheeky in one of Barebones forums regarding update requests - that Yojimbo is still working. I agree with that and I think Yojimbo has the highest quality of all info managing apps regarding the development/code. But nevertheless Yojimbo's features are outdated. It needs quite some updates, e.g. handling eMails and additional files, nested folders and so on. The interface could be polished a little too, I mean, the folder icons are Tiger style ... come on.  
(Version 1.5.1)

XPLICIT  Replaced Safari 3 with it. At first I was impressed how quickly Safari 4 gets pages on the screen.

But then I discovered its flaws:

- It crashes quite often.

- I thought Safari 4 was fast but on the contrary it is indeed rather slow most of the time.

- It is a CPU and memory hog.

Couldnt stand that any longer, after years of using Safari as my default browser I switched to Firefox.  
(Version 4.0.2)

XPLICIT  Doesn't open some URLs ... or any at all after reinstalling. Anyone else with this problem?  
(Version 1.6.8)

XPLICIT  Missing a floating drop-thingy, like Yojimbo or DevonThink have.   
(Version 1.4.7)

XPLICIT  Very nice concept indeed.

Some shortcomings though. Flock is also a bit slow and the interface could get some improvements.

Pity too that there is no adblocking available, so I don't like using many websites. Like Yahoo: their ads are soooo annoying. I mean some advertising is ok. But for instance if the inbox is empty you get a gigantic ad instead. And generally they have 2 like-mad-flickering ads, one directly on top of the other, no space between them. That makes it really difficult to keep your eyes healthy, mine are really hurting now.  
(Version 2.5.1)

XPLICIT  Complicated workflow, automatic code insertion flawed, uploading doesn't work. Tried the same stuff in Coda ... voila, done.  
(Version 1.0.5)

XPLICIT  I miss an iPhone app and sync/collaboration.  
(Version 0.9.3.15)

XPLICIT  I hope The Hit List makes it, OmniFocus is too complicated.  
(Version 1.1.3)

XPLICIT  Buyers beware: The makers of this app completely conceal their identity. No contact information on their website, they even diguise their domain registration data.  
(Version 4.7.7)

XPLICIT  Buyers beware: The makers of this app completely conceal their identity. No contact information on their website, they even diguise their domain registration data.

(They also make SEO SpyGlass.)  
(Version 3.1.7)

XPLICIT  I think: use this software you can also go and install some spyware, worms or viruses manually. Then your machine is infected at least by the malware you chose. I've never heard of a software company completely concealing their identity. This whole thing stinks.  
(Version 3.8.7)

XPLICIT  Buyers beware indeed. There is no contact information on the company's website and even their domain (link-assistant.com) registration information isn't visible. Makes this company and their software quite trustworthy, don't you think so too?  
(Version 3.8.7)

XPLICIT  Why is there a colour gradient in the lower (right) section(s) of this app? Sure, gradients look nice but I think if used like this in an app the usability is impaired. It gets more difficult to distinguish the foreground elements from the background.   
(Version 3.0)

XPLICIT  This tool is a great help. Backup your music in case it's lost on your computer, check sms in case there's something you think is weird on your bill and so on - just a few of it's features. The update policy is a little weird though, but anyway, great app.  
(Version 2.2.1)

XPLICIT  Shame it doesn't support firmware 3.0 yet.  
(Version 2.5.1)

XPLICIT  This is ... I don't know, maybe I shouldn't say ... ok I do it, it's crap. Slow, buggy, sharing doesn't work and it's ugly. About: "Beta Version - expires Mar, 13 2009". Oh really?

Who would develop such a thing? At least nothing is charged for this. But 15 bucks for the final? Dear developers, you'll have to do much, much, MUCH! better than this.  
(Version 1.0b16)

XPLICIT  Is this a personal thing?  
(Version 5.3b6)

XPLICIT  @Jan13

Regarding your writing style and language you're not North American either.

Get lost!  
(Version 5.3b6)

XPLICIT  I understand the necessity of activating a software via internet (you all know why) and I've made my peace with that. But why do I need an account on the software developers website - in this case a so called equinux ID - to get a software activated I legally purchased?

They state "Note: All data is transferred using secure connections." Fine, but what if I don't want to expose any data? I don't want to give them any personal data because they don't really need it. I don't want to make any of my auctions traceable by equinux, I don't want my auctions to be connected to an equinux server, I don't like even the mere possibility. I simply want a programme that helps me with setting up ebay auctions!

There comes a lot of "forcing" with this app. The developers force their users

- to have a badge with every auction

- to provide an eMail address for downloading updates

- to get like bare naked in a personal-data sense

and who knows what else.

There's no fun in using this app.

I'm also missing hint that using subtitles creates additional costs.

And this app is SLOW. Just try changing auctions, or setting up a new auction, or ... .

Although I have a regular licence I guess I'm not going to use iSale.  
(Version 5.5.2)

XPLICIT  Really? So Things takes some kind of note - you know a note, a small piece of writing - and then certain things can be and are performed with it. Sounds to me exactly like SOME KIND of notepad.

You ever dealt with software design and ergonomics before? No offense.  
(Version 1.0.4)

XPLICIT  Has there ever come anything really (I mean really) good from eBay? (Good as in good user experience, good engineering, good/fair pricing, good customer support.)  
(Version 2.8.0.438)

XPLICIT  Ok, I've changed my mind. After doing some exercises I like this app better now.

What's good about it is: The Today-Tab is great, lists everything important very clearly. It has good filter features. It's complicated enough, meaning has a lot of useful features, yet simple to use.

The user experience is much more thought through than Things', means I list tasks and the programme tells me what I should be up to now. It also lets me prepare myself for what's coming next. That's where Things s..., uh, is not so good, it gives you no usable overwiew. And OmniFocus is way too complicated to use, gave that up soon.

What's not so good is: The contexts and tags could be more user friendly. I don't know where the @ sign and the / are on an english keyboard, but they cannot be used directly in other languages. Another thing is, there are some shortcuts to learn if you want to be fast using this app.

And - sorry, but I must say this - 69 bucks is still heavy. (Don't know why it's necessary to make Mac apps that pricey. Selling 2000 to 3000 units should be possible, right? What's that in total then? Help me out here.)

Missing the following stuff:

- iPhone app (coming up, ok),

- Collaboration - synchronising with other people, that would be really great.  
(Version 0.9.3.5b)

XPLICIT  What wrong with this sentence:

"The iSale badge is an integral part of each iSale auction. It is displayed to indicate that this auction profits from iSale's superior formatting and setup options."

Ok, here's what I'm talking about: "of each iSale auction". Those auctions are still mine or who ever set it up and not iSale's or some geezer's at equinux.  
(Version 5.5.1)

XPLICIT  "Latest non-beta release, version 1.0.9, available here"

What's that about???  
(Version 2.0.6)

XPLICIT  Daily look into macupdate.com ... oh, another Webjimbo update. Ok, but what's with Yojimbo? Competing apps have been improved a lot recently.  
(Version 2.3)

XPLICIT  "EDITOR NOTES

Note: The demo only works on 100MB drives and smaller."

Is that so?! Who has such a drive? Even my USB stick has 1GB ...  
(Version 1.6.8)

XPLICIT  On this webiste under price (start page, price column) it says free, but the download link directs to Mathworks' website where they state that it's only a 15-day trial for free. And when you try to look up the price there's a login required. What the ...? I just wanted to know how much it is. Download of the trial also requires a login.  
(Version 7.8)

XPLICIT  The, as you call it, trivial shortcomings aren't so trivial in an app that stores sensitive data. To such an app apply other, stricter, criterias than to "normal" apps.

Almost every developer can make an app like SecretBook/Box/whatever. But the thing is, is the app usable, stable and - most important - reliable. That's what it's about. And that was not what I felt about SecretBook when I first tried it, unpirated by the way.

@Xenophile: You sound like a moron.  
(Version 1.0)

XPLICIT  That's not what I wrote.  
(Version 1.0)

XPLICIT  Complicated, expensive.

If you like to learn a lot of shortcuts and flags and hate to start working right away you'll love this app. The time you save by organising your things are consumed again by working with this program. I don't like Things either but that's how it should be done. Keep it simple!

And why would I pay 70$ for a some kind of notepad with grouping, sorting and filter features?  
(Version 0.9.2.2)

XPLICIT  And how often am I supposed to delete an incorrect tag? I've done it like 20 times now and still the "system" adds a wrong tag. That's what I don't need, that's what I don't have time for. So for me, that feature is crap.  
(Version 2.2.6)

XPLICIT  With every copy of Mac OS X comes Apple's Property List Editor (install the developer stuff). I guess, comparing the features of both apps, it does the same, oh, and it's free.  
(Version 1.4.1)

XPLICIT  This app look really made-by-pros to me. A good app I can preview all my fonts with and more. Great.  
(Version 2.0)

XPLICIT  Sorry, but this app needs to be so improved though I cannot see when that's going to happen. The developers of Things and Things for iPhone publish apps like in beta state and charge ridiculous prices. Both apps A. don't work as advertised and B. lack a lot of absolutely necessary features. Also the interface of Things for iPhone is crap.

I thought I had found a good GTD solution but now I'm so disappointed. Im really pissed I wasted the money.  
(Version 1.2)

XPLICIT  @Lev

You're wrong. Of course is "too expensive" something one can say about Things. Or would you pay 49$ for some kind of notepad with missing features or an app still being in some kind of beta state? I'wouldn't.

You also seem like a guy who's willing to pay 40,000$ for a car which is only worth 20,000$ because of its nice colour. You're welcome to waste your money but I won't. (See my comment further below.)  
(Version 1.0.1)

XPLICIT  The sorter doesn't even quit properly.  
(Version 2.0 pb1)

XPLICIT  The so called "Sorter" doesn't work, imports are not possible. What about creating webarchives by dragging the URL? Doesn't work either. What kind of beta is this?

But I like the fact that in some kind of emergency (which can always happen!) you can look into the databases and get files out of there manually.

One more thing: 80 bucks - there are cheaper alternatives.  
(Version 2.0 pb1)

XPLICIT  Auto tagging doesn't work at all. One of the worst implementation of a feature I've ever seen. Imported a website (xkcd.com - that's the webcomic) and it got tagged with "coding" and "workflow". ??????? Not even the page title? Come on ...  
(Version 2.2.4)

XPLICIT  @omgshops

Do you read the comments you reply to? I don't think so.  
(Version 5.2b8)

XPLICIT  Why 5 stars then?  
(Version 1.0)

XPLICIT  18 bucks? Good joke. You made my day.  
(Version 0.50.4)

XPLICIT  Mmmmh, why does Mac software have to be so expensive? Even with the discount and plus taxes I'll have to pay about 48$. Honestly, after all Things (as well as OmniFocus and The Hit List) is just some kind of notepad, with sorting, grouping and filter functions.  
(Version 1.0)

XPLICIT  One of the best Journal applications ever, if not the best. Even better with the new redesign.

Stable, reliable, simple. Support is good also.  
(Version 2.1)

XPLICIT  Good luck out there buddy ... u gonna need it.  
(Version 10)

XPLICIT  Your absolutely right, most apps can be blamed too expensive. I think too 58 bucks is too much.  
(Version 1.0rc3)

XPLICIT  Wait until The Hit List is released. That app will be about 70 bucks. Some developers should really consider what their app is worth to customers, not to themselves.  
(Version 1.0rc3)

XPLICIT  Works good, but much too expensive for such an app. I mean, come on, it's just a little tool displaying some shortcuts. Dear developer, maybe someone has to remind you that users are not paying what it's worth to you but what it's worth to them?!  
(Version 4.3)

XPLICIT  Best free SoftPhone for Mac. Ok, the interface is not Mac-like, in fact a bit ugly but that doesn't matter. iSoftPhone is buggy and laggy, Zoiper is just a little but still buggy. X-Lite works well and that's it for me.  
(Version 3.0b47051)

XPLICIT  Nice redesign Jeremy. I like it.  
(Version 2.0)

XPLICIT  You seem very smart. Maybe that's because they fixed it in the version you use?  
(Version 5.1)

XPLICIT  I tried v3 today and I'm very disappointed. Completely unintuitive, I can't figure out how it works. No problem with v2.5.3, not at all: Select tracks in iTunes, switch to iVolume, hit CMD-Enter and there you go. Not with v3: Why is it necessary to comlicate things like that? I cannot recommend iVolume v3. iVolume v2.5.3 was way better.  
(Version 3.1.4)

XPLICIT  You can get an application like Spore for 49.95$. So, especially compared to Spore, why is this batch renamer 26 bucks again?  
(Version 3.7)

XPLICIT  How is this pronounced? Like Notifer? And what's that supposed to mean then?  
(Version 0.2)

XPLICIT  Or this one:

http://www.collab.net/downloads/community/  
(Version 1.4.4)

XPLICIT  I had never(!) any problems with this Software. It simply does the job and the user interface is nearly as ugly as VueScan's. So why spend 40 bucks for VueScan, which btw. also needs the Canon driver.

Just install the Canon ScanGear driver, then the Toolbox, connect the scanner and there you go.  
(Version 5.0.12)

XPLICIT  VisualHub was just a GUI for ffmpegX ... an ugly one. 25$ for an ugly user interface was way too much.  
(Version 1.34a)

XPLICIT  Alright, maybe if there's better support/documentation I will change my mind. But I'm still a bit pissed about getting a paid upgrade instead of a bug free version.

Actually if a new version is released it's still the developers responsibility to make the previous version bug-free. The customers who bought the previous version have the RIGHT to get it bug free. I'm not talking about new features, I'm talking about bugs. Fixing existing bugs is part of the contract.

My remark of you beeing an employee was, by the way, no utter nonsense. You sounded exactly like one.  
(Version 3.0.2)

XPLICIT  If Schreiben opens Microsoft OOXML files like TextEdit ... oh my. Have fun then. Anyway, demos which don't demonstrate the app's capabilities suck. I don't care about whether there are serial numbers or whatever. But I do care about testing before buying.

And why should operating with serial numbers punish someone?  
(Version 3.2)

XPLICIT  This is so funny. Everyone shouting "it's free, it's free". Just to clear things up a bit: No it's not. For every purchase you make ebay pays an affiliate fee to someone.

The best one is by KUKKIS: I would have no problem of paying for software like that. LOL.  
(Version 1.5.3)

XPLICIT  No, it's not intuitive and believe me I know what I'm talking about. There's definitely need of some documentation but there is none. Instead there's the offer by Marketcircle to create the template for you. How funny is that?

Maybe you have the time to go through the whole template creation process for days to find out how it's done but most people, like me, don't. Your comment is entirely useless, I have a strong supicion your just an employee at Marketcircle.  
(Version 3.0.1)

XPLICIT  Some don't understand the other peoples problems? Read again because someone's right with their complaints.

Did you ever try to create your own template? I don't think so. You wouldn't be writing like you are if you did. Creating templates sucks, documentation sucks.

Billings' support sucks as well, bugs weren't fixed in version 2 and instead of getting a bug-free version we get a paid upgrade. Thanks, but no thanks, I'll switch to another app.  
(Version 3.0.1)

XPLICIT  Way overpriced.  
(Version 6.0.1)

XPLICIT  So what of the things I said was wrong?

You released a not thoroughly tested app, well done. Or didn't you? And how do I know now your low standards don't effect the security? Because you say so? That's quite funny.

Your understanding is also not the best. I never said the set of field is fixed. I said what good is it offering different groups when they all have the same fields? Doesn't improve the app. Useless then, just different icons. What a feature.

And for your comment on my PS. Now your lying. Of course you do send home the user name, SecretBook opens a website via default browser with the user name included in the hyperlink. A friend told me, so tried that myself. Here's what website is called: "www.i-graph.com/warez/?app=SecretBook&user=whatevershortusernameyouhave". And what do you do with that info? Exclude all users with that user name? Or what?  
(Version 4.0.2)

XPLICIT  MindNode Pro is a lean and easy to use mind mapping application. Want results fast? Use this. The free version is great but the pro version has some nice additional features which make it even better.

This app is much more quality than the ones I tried recently. No bugs, no flaws, no glitches. Really good work!!!  
(Version 1.0.1)

XPLICIT  Great app, works fine. Saves me a lot of time. Documentation could have more details though.  
(Version 5.3.1)

XPLICIT  Seems to me like an app with some serious problems. Version 4 released, three days later the first patch, 4.0.1, with the download containing version 4.0.2 ??? What's going on? Security Problems? I don't feel I can trust this app.

Some interface flaws too: You can choose an icon for a new group, but thats all, the standard field are the same for all groups. Funny, same field names for all purposes. Or you want create a new document, choose a template but then you change your mind an click cancel. The new document is created anyway. But with what settings??? Where is it saved, what password has it, and so on.

PS: Don't try serials you "find" on the net, SecretBook sends home your user name via Safari.  
(Version 4.0.1)

XPLICIT  I guess this is the most useless app I've seen in a long time. It reduces a manual 4-clicks process to an semi-automated process where you still need 2 clicks. Isn't that ridiculous?

It doesn't even do it without using a physical CD, like with a virtual drive or whatever.

Calling yourself a developer is really an embarassment to the whole developing community.  
(Version 3.1)

XPLICIT  Sorry, Perian didn't do it. Decoding was done by the Flip4Mac components (got them separately without knowing). I think I was just irritated by the useless Flip4Mac application (which still su**s by the way).

(Hint: Use Pacifist to extract the QuickTime and web components into the respective folders without installing the app).  
(Version 2.2.1.11)

XPLICIT  @CraigSee (Flip4Mac developer)

Seems you aren't that competent at all. Perian enables wmv support in QuickTime, so I don't need your *** app.

I'm glad I didn't spend money on it when I read the comments of yours.  
(Version 2.2.1.11)

XPLICIT  That's not so odd since with Perian it could do so.  
(Version 2.2.1.11)

XPLICIT  Before using this app I could play wmv files in QuickTime without it, but not in the browser. So I installed it, but it also took over the offline decoding what I didn't like. After having deinstalled the app I can't view any wmv files offline anymore.  
(Version 2.2.1.11)

XPLICIT  Tables is one of my most favourite apps. It's easy to use, fast (unlike the sloooooow Apple Numbers), lean and reliable (unlike that other app from Microsoft, regarding both lean AND reliable).

The developer is most helpful and responds quickly.

So keep up the good work, thanks.  
(Version 1.4.5)

XPLICIT  -> 2 seconds delay in calls,

-> Dial tones very loud (despite developers assurances for a future version, which is published by now, it's not possible to lower the dial tones volume separately from the main volume),

-> at every startup Apples firewall comes up again (not as with other applications) and if you don't allow incoming connections fast enough you won't hear the receiver of your call,

-> every(!) call breaks up after about 35 to 36 minutes,

-> and the developers mostly don't reply to eMails.

These are all quite annoying flaws. Makes the programme look like some kind of hobby project, except for the price.  
(Version 2.3102)

XPLICIT  Crap! Installs additional useless stuff and creates RTF files that cannot be read by either TextEdit or Pages.  
(Version 1.0)

XPLICIT  Nice one MOApp! I tried to find out if Schreiben is of use to me. So I downloaded the demo for that purpose. That's what a Demo is for, right?

Then I wanted to see, what a docx file looks like when I import it in Schreiben. But Schreiben[Demo] refused to do import. Bummer, the demo doesn't demonstrate what the app is capable of. What a waste of time.  
(Version 3.1.1)

XPLICIT  You don't have to, but you do ...  
(Version 10.3.2)

XPLICIT  ... but takes up to 10 minutes.  
(Version 3.0)

XPLICIT  What's with the daily updates? Is that really necessary?  
(Version .9f2)

XPLICIT  The app runs stable and scans disks quite fast. On the contrary working with it in a fast and productive manner is not possible:

-> No shortcut for deleting files

-> Command-Backspace empties the trash (not like the finder)

-> multiple selection of files is not possible

-> every deletion (of a single file) must be confirmed, this behaviour cannot be changed

-> no live updating of changes by external apps (by the finder for example)

20 bucks is too much for such a tool, especially if it's limited in its usability like this one.  
(Version 1.3.6)

XPLICIT  Certainly there has to be done some work on the usability of this app. Instead of moving files to the trash "Command-Backspace" empties the trash. A shortcut for deleting files is missing completely. Dear developer, why would you do that?  
(Version 1.3.6)

XPLICIT  if ever ...  
(Version 3.0.1)

XPLICIT  Well AppCleaner would have been the tool of my choice too, excellent app.  
(Version 2.0)

XPLICIT  The price is far too high.  
(Version 3.4)

XPLICIT  Thanks Dana for telling that it works as advertised, because I get slow downs on a MBP with 2GB RAM. That is without even starting the "killer" apps, like PS and such. And I don't agree to 2GB not being enough memory.  
(Version 2.5)

XPLICIT  Does what it's supposed to do. But it's way! too expensive considering that it's based on a free framework. I stick with version 2.  
(Version 3.0.1)

XPLICIT  The best there is. And not limited to the north american market like so many other applications. Thanks, good work.  
(Version 1.13)

XPLICIT  That's probably because you have no wireless device with Orinoco or PrismII chipset in use, but just an Airport card or something. And such a device is not supported by KisMAC as far as I know.  
(Version r242)

XPLICIT  Looks and feels to me like an OS9 program. And its usability s**ks.  
(Version 2.4)

XPLICIT  Too weird that this is your only review so far. Sounds like just bashing Parallels.  
(Version 3.0.5584)

XPLICIT  What about a single "pedia" for all my media stuff? One application for every different kind is somehow annoying.

Come on, four apps which do nearly the same, that's a laugh.  
(Version 4.2.1)

XPLICIT  What about a single "pedia" for all my media stuff? One application for every different kind is somehow annoying.

Come on, four apps which do nearly the same, that's a laugh.  
(Version 4.2.1)

XPLICIT  What about a single "pedia" for all my media stuff? One application for every different kind is somehow annoying.

Come on, four apps which do nearly the same, that's a laugh.  
(Version 4.2.1)

XPLICIT  What about a single "pedia" for all my media stuff? One application for every different kind is somehow annoying.

Come on, four apps which do nearly the same, that's a laugh.  
(Version 4.2.1)

XPLICIT  Am I wrong or is it not possible to insert a node between two existing nodes?  
(Version 1.0.1)

XPLICIT  Every 2 to 3 days a new update, what's that all about?   
(Version 1.64)

XPLICIT  And please, add version numbers to the download file names.  
(Version 1.1.1)

XPLICIT  Whoa, that's professional, download not working, website vanished. Congratulations. The developers of Things hopefully finish their application soon.  
(Version 1.4.5.6)

XPLICIT  I would never have guessed I would ever say this but if I'm in need of a filemanager I rather use the Finder in column view mode than ForkLift. Working with the Finder is much faster and much more flexible, e.g. the already mentioned column view ist better and faster than ForkLift's dual pane view. You can have as many Finder windows as you like, so you can have as many locations at hand at the same time as you like, with ForkLift you have only two.

ForkLift's interface looks to me like Transmit's interface. But I never thought of using Transmit as a filemanager. And compared to Transmit the favourites feature is very badly implemented (missing the possibility of editing the favourites or adding new without connecting first).

I'm wondering what this application wants to be. So many features ... .

Some of them quite interesting, but ForkLift lacks some usability in the first place.  
(Version 1.5)

XPLICIT  7.1MB for such a "small" app? That's quite a lot.  
(Version 0.3.3)

XPLICIT  The best backup program I ever used. Recently I switched to Leopard and didn't even try Time Machine.  
(Version 2.2.1)

XPLICIT  Onyx' update feature definitely sucks (sorry, but it's exactly that). No feedback on the remaining download time, the application doesn't respond during the download, the server must be at someones home according to the poor download speed and if you didn't read the manual you'll wonder where the update is downloaded to.

No misunderstanding: The App itself is great! But why is the update feature such a mess? Ever heard of Sparkle?  
(Version 1.9.3)

XPLICIT  Now it's 99$, but still no demo available. What if this won't work with me? And even better: Posting "Note: All download sales are final - no refunds" on their website is just arrogant. I'd really love to have a working speech recognition software, but there's no way with iListen. Why? Because I simply cannot try if it works for me and I cannot spare 100 buck for maybe nothing.  
(Version 1.8)

XPLICIT  Sorry, forgot something. The mail sharing doesn't work, that's bad and Periscope needs 50 up to 80 % of the CPU ressources (C2D - 2.33 GHz), that's too much.  
(Version 1.5.4)

XPLICIT  I like the interface, in fact I like it a lot. Good work.  
(Version 1.5.4)

XPLICIT  I second fonix, tested both, DropDMG and DMG Packager, and to work with DMG Packager is quite professional. And with this discount it's a real bargain.  
(Version 1.5)

XPLICIT  Billings is good at tracking time, but it's not good at a lot of other most important things:

1. Creating fully-customizable invoices isn't that easy because there is absolutely NO documentation on creating customized invoice templates, just a poor video that explaines things you can find out by yourself in about 10 minutes.

2. There seems to be no support for technical problems. I've written several emails, used their so called support contact form, etc., never got any answer.

What good is an application that can gather all necessary data for an invoice but doesn't let you create customized invoices hence you cannot send invoices to your clients?

Also 59 bucks is a lot of money for just a time-tracking application.  
(Version 2.5.2)

XPLICIT  I've been waiting for this, it's quite a bargain.  
(Version 3.6.3)

XPLICIT  I'll give this one a try.  
(Version 2.0)

XPLICIT  Useful and usable application, search are very good. On the other hand the interface is buggy and it's slow, e.g. during the saving of picture it's almost not possible to continue, no progress indicators and sometimes tasks (like deleting covers from an entire album) aren't completed.  
(Version 1.5)

XPLICIT  Tables is lean, fast, easy to use and runs stable. Bugs are fixed very quickly (thanks again Daniel). Smooth collaboration with Excel, importing from and exporting to Excel is very satisfying. It's totally great to work with Tables.  
(Version 1.3.4)

XPLICIT  Yes, that would be quite interesting. I'd like only the App itself too.  
(Version 1.7)

XPLICIT  Why isn't it possible to have the Application in english language and use a QWERTZ keyboard layout at the same time? Just because I want to have it in english doesn't necessarily mean that I have a QWERTY keyboard. Poor. Anyway the german translation could be better.  
(Version 4.3.1)

XPLICIT  It's not possible to import account information, like from a csv file. That's ridiculous. For 35 bucks I expect a little more.  
(Version 1.9.1)

XPLICIT  Having testet viJournal for some time now I can say that I'm very satisfied with this app. It has a clean and elegant interface, easy to handle security features and all the other functions I expect of a journaling application. Not overloaded like other apps.

Very easy to use, just read the tips for a few seconds and get startet right away. Good work.  
(Version 1.7)