ZO219  Sorry, guys, this handy little app frees up active memory (using MenuMeters as my gauge) and the result is not to slow things down, but, duh, Safari for example runs faster. I don't care if it's emptying file caches or whatever your various theories are, I am not imagining the app speed increase that results from running iFreeMem.  
(Version 3.5)

ZO219  This is simply the best, most tolerable interface, I've written a book with it. Five stars!  
(Version 3.3.1)

ZO219  Strange how one person could have so many bad experiences, yet like another reviewer, I've used iDefrag for several years, on multiple Macs, without a single hang or a glitch, and consider it a highly useful utility.  
(Version 1.7)

ZO219  I apologize to the reviewer, not all English-speaking people are rude clods. Your feedback was valuable.  
(Version 1.7)

ZO219  Simply the best. Hands down, the best.  
(Version 3.3.7)

ZO219  Excellent quick app launcher with a memory. Faster than Launchbar, and unlike Spotlight, I can make a typo and it still works.   
(Version 2.0.0.1447)

ZO219  Perfect - wish this gem would be updated.  
(Version 2.0)

ZO219  If this requires Application Enhancer, and APE is broken in 6.1, how on earth are you people getting it to run?  
(Version 3.2b3 SL)

ZO219  The one thing noone seems to mention is that Journler is a beautiful interface, and the rest are, to coin a phrase, hideous. MacJournal is a workhorse—good looking it is not.

I hope Phil finds someone to carry this great notebook on, and wish him well.  
(Version 2.5.5)

ZO219  Poladroid is a hell of a lot more fun.  
(Version 0.3.7)

ZO219  Handles everything, now I can trash Stuffit forever. This really is the best.  
(Version 2.0)

ZO219  Be still my heart!   
(Version 9.0.2)

ZO219  It's August 09 and I think, safe to give up.  
(Version 3.0)

ZO219  Here it is August 2009 and MenuMeters is still plugging away for me, 10.5.8. Don't know what I'd do without it. Couple with iFreeMem and you're in business.  
(Version 1.3)

ZO219  This is like iWeb! I finally get it.

Constructs the whole blog, then uploads it. Not comparable to MarsEdit etc. I don't think this is made clear enough -- and this could be a real advantage to some. Wouldn't need Rapidweaver, say, or iWeb.

Test on its own merits.  
(Version 1.2)

ZO219  Whatever the justification, you're going to find it hard going at $20. for this.  
(Version 4.1)

ZO219  I could focus a hell of a lot more on my writing if I could *see* it.

Just a thought.  
(Version 1.3)

ZO219  The price - this is a typo, right?  
(Version 2.0.5)

ZO219  Um ... copy and paste the results to the Wordpress window?

What has this to do with Wordpress?

What am I missing, here.   
(Version 1.0.5)

ZO219  Damn, this was handy. I recommended it to everybody. So looked forward to the update.

And then came ... this.  
(Version 2.0)

ZO219  Holy crap! This thing is so well thought-out and cool, you gotta wonder what all the other devs of little things that get in the way are thinking!   
(Version 0.63)

ZO219  My grandson thanks you deeply!  
(Version 2.1.2)

ZO219  How I wish this were still being developed!  
(Version 2.0.3)

ZO219  How is this any better than OpenMenu or FinderPop?  
(Version 3.0)

ZO219  ever so nicely said, esp. abt. the um, rod.   
(Version 12.1.9)

ZO219  Got a lot more price-slashing to do before this thing is even viable.  
(Version 1.1.5)

ZO219  Stuffitville! Oh noes! Where all once-decent software goes to DIE ...  
(Version 9.2)

ZO219  This is really a phenomenal amount of money for what it is. I gotta think nerve.  
(Version 0.9.3.11)

ZO219  Comparing this to FruitMenu is simply inaccurate, a mistake.

Folder Glance seems to have folded.  
(Version 1.05)

ZO219  I don't understand ... and I operate on the principle that the fewer Safari plugins the better ... there is the fine Cocoa Cookies cookie manager, and unlike this, it actually works. What a concept!  
(Version 0.3)

ZO219  Awright! Yippie! Way to go Unsanity! Haxies-R-Us. Why this never made it into X is beyond imagining ... unless you know Apple's one-track-mind.

Five Stars! Joe Bob says Check it out.  
(Version 4.3b1)

ZO219  It is to laugh.  
(Version 5.0.5)

ZO219  Thank you!  
(Version 1.02)

ZO219  There is a heck of a lot of interesting stuff coming out of MoApp!  
(Version 2.1)

ZO219  http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/10287/a-dock-x

Still available, one of the best ever.  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  This is damn near perfect. Hello, Apple? That Spotlight thingey?

Dear developer, some way to restrict searches would be swell. I'd pay for that.  
(Version 1.1.1)

ZO219  What's really astounding about this product is that I had no sound on my MBPro til I uninstalled it. And yes, eperienced Mac user. Very.

Far as I can see, this thing just spreads the sound land right eft so you have the illusion of stereo.

SRSiWow seems to do just fine. Many settings.   
(Version 1.2)

ZO219  "it has the intolerable (for me) side-effect of bringing Mail into the foreground whenever new mail arrives."

Well it doesn't for me, I wonder what that could be.

MBPro, 10.5.6  
(Version 1.3.2b)

ZO219  Oh dear, what do we do? Macs don't *have* a system tray!  
(Version 0.4.1)

ZO219  If RAM optimizers are a hoax, then what is this mystery substance that is released according to the thermometer graph on MenuMeters.   
(Version 1.1a)

ZO219  Five Stars! The interface is not on only gorgeous, now, it is CONSISTENT, and this proves to enhance my workflow no end.

Once more time: Why, Apple, why.   
(Version 2.1.2)

ZO219  But Micromat has *always* been this way ... uninformative, a bunch of geeky engineers who majorly offput the public, and there has always been much debate as to whether their tools, always overpriced, are worth it.

Let me just add that the product seems more substantial, if you can look past the silly interface,and while it is far, far better to repair you directories and disk with Disk Warrior, if you have concerns beyond that, and can afford this, it is not per se a *bad* tool.   
(Version 5.0.1)

ZO219  Why do they go on? It never gets any better. I mean, how many app reviews start out, Avoid Like the Plague. Hello?  
(Version 7.0.4)

ZO219  There is nothing like the Devon products. In the years they've been out, nothing's even approached them. They are constantly under active development by a terrific team of people.

I can't explain it well .... the range of features, the capabilities of the apps themselves ... but you can try them and see for yourself!  
(Version 2.0pb2)

ZO219  Superb product. How about a menubar thingey? Love to have it right there!  
(Version 0.5b6)

ZO219  I'm not being mean, really I'm not. I used this, and it's modest, and $20 is too much.  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  What's your take on Storyist?  
(Version 3.2.1)

ZO219  You do realize, not everything this or any cache-zapper deletes is meant to be deleted any old time you think of it.

Try MainMenu and delete your browser caches (which you don't even need if you're on broadband.)

This app goes to far in several directions ... and it's $20? Better you should spend your money on something intelligent, maybe Leopard Cache Cleaner (bad name, it does a whole lot more.) (I am not connected to them.)

What do I use? Some of the functions of MainMenu daily, MacPilot, Cocoa Cookies, and I look thru ~/Library/Caches and ~/Library/Logs myself.

Also /Library/Logs - but those caches, leave alone.  
(Version 1.0.1)

ZO219  This thing is fantastic! The first Twitter app I could stand for more than five minutes, way more dependable than Twitterific ... smooth ... smooth to delete tweets too.

Way to go!  
(Version 1.0r558)

ZO219  Why in god's name would I want my videos in iTunes, of all things.   
(Version 0.7.2)

ZO219  What a joy! Beautiful set up, all the images and photos on my computer in a flow better than cover flow ... and by color, shade. Amazing

Nothing like it. This painter says, Awesome!  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  Also try the free The Unarchiver, handles nearly everything.  
(Version 13.0.3)

ZO219  I don't get why the other recommended programs are there.

Duh, there isn't *anything* like this sweet little gadget, which produces wonderful, surprising effects and hey, if you don't get it, fine ...

But to compare it to, like, BatchResize'em, hell-o? What planet?  
(Version 0.9.5r5b)

ZO219  I do not trust this app or its price tag, not one bit.

Experienced Mac user, and just sayin'.  
(Version 2.0)

ZO219  And it's not butt-ugly!

(As are Apple Stickies.)

Thanks for the new release!  
(Version 1.5b8)

ZO219  One dev who doesn't rush out his updates.   
(Version 1.3.2)

ZO219  Cool Iris has been the cause of frequent Safari crashes, both this release and previous Safari. Unfortunately. It's gorgeous. Tested my plugins (others are Glims and SafariStand) and this is the culprit.

This has been going on, then, for a while. I'm surprised dev hasn't picked up on this by now. Until it improves, cannot use.  
(Version 1.9.0.16396)

ZO219  This is amazing. Got a laptop with iSight? Absolutely amazing.

And perhaps a glimpse of the future?  
(Version 1.7.1)

ZO219  I would seriously take a look at the appearance of this thing, were I the developer.  
(Version 1.1.1)

ZO219  Both the Develop Menu and Debug Menu (handy for emptying cache, if you keep one) are easily available in Safari.

Any number of newer version utility-tweakers such as MacPilot (recommended) ... Secrets (free) ... and more ... will enable one or both. I'm sure there's a command line way, as well.  
(Version 0.5.4.2)

ZO219  This is set to take over all Mac blogging needs! Just starting with it, but capabilities and features so far ahead of ecto (which never worked consistently) and MarsEdit ... very impressed! (despite the awful logo) So far, seems like a damn good piece of work!  
(Version 1.2b2)

ZO219  Wow! That's all I can say. Wow! How many apps get the attention this does. I am impressed.

BTW, those who compare this to Butler - this is a whole other paradigm. Break free!  
(Version 5.0b1)

ZO219  Damn, I wish this were a tad readier for prime time. Like asking $29.95 for an app with zero documentation? And it sure looks like something's a bit crippled until you do pay. All this needs to be made clear if you wanna play with the big boys. Pretty, though.  
(Version 2.6)

ZO219  You do know what a menu extra is, don't you.  
(Version 0.5+)

ZO219  ... you haven't been using Mail for very long, have you  
(Version 0.96)

ZO219  OMG, it's MacEase.

Aviod.  
(Version 3.0)

ZO219  Hardest workin' man in show business.  
(Version 5.1.1)

ZO219  I gather "proof of concept" means, you built it. Yea for you. I think the question comes up, since you list it here, Codeweavers, is ... does it happen to work? You know, start up? Browse the web?  
(Version 0.9.0)

ZO219  There is a god, after all.  
(Version 4.2)

ZO219  Awright! That's better!  
(Version 8.4.84)

ZO219  Oh, blow it out. Gus Mueller is a fine Mac developer.

And you are?  
(Version 3.5.1)

ZO219  All the APE knee-jerkers will now clog up the comment list. Get it out of your system (pun.) Done? Good.

Back to our regularly scheduled broadcast ...  
(Version 1.3)

ZO219  No, people should not be charging for Betas.

When it's ready to sell, it's ready. Until then, the dev should invite users who will test your software for free.

I need to even say this?  
(Version 1.1)

ZO219  Yeah, put it some other way, dude.   
(Version 8.4.82)

ZO219  I've been using File Buddy for years to find duplicates ... and it's just now starting to fail. Pity.  
(Version 9.0.1)

ZO219  TRIPLE YEA !!!!  
(Version 2.5)

ZO219  YEA !!  
(Version 3.7)

ZO219  Sorry, this is a $20 upgrade?  
(Version 1.0b1r3)

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)

ZO219  ... and somehow ever so much more annoying than Schreiben ... I know the dev tries hard, but ... klunky.  
(Version 3.1.1)

ZO219  Don't know what you're running, but DW 4.1 CD mounts in decent time on my MBPro late '07.  
(Version 4.6.1)

ZO219  This marvellous app is now free, and integrates with DEVONnote and performs many neat tricks.  
(Version 5.6.1)

ZO219  I read comments such as the one below, recommending something called Little Secrets ... and how about these referrals to Together ... and I think the Mac community doesn't deserve DEVONTech.

I am embarrassed for you.  
(Version 1.9.15)

ZO219  I am astonished to see Together mentioned on the same page as any DEVONthink app, Pro or Personal.

They simply are not in the same league, and neither offer nor provide the same capabilities. AI, anyone?

See for yourself. Choose what works for you, but for heaven's sake, discern!

BTW, a "steep" learning curve is like a steep hill, a difficult climb.   
(Version 1.5.3)

ZO219  try /library/app support/simbl/plugins  
(Version 2.3.2)

ZO219  This is definitely a 5 star utility - a pref pane, actually. But it functions perfectly: behind the scenes, catching most everything I delete, asking if I want associated files deleted too. 99% of the time, I do. What a time and work saver!  
(Version 1.0.5)

ZO219  I am having no problems with this ... in fact, I wish I'd found it sooner. Ought to be in everyone's dock, a handy escape from runaway processes or just a fast look at who's hogging cycles. Way handier than, say, Activity Monitor. Kill kill kill!  
(Version 1.0.1)

ZO219  This utility - and what else does one need, anymore - just keeps getting better and better.

I've stopped using everything else I once bought.

Five stars, says Joe Bob, Check it out!  
(Version 3.0.6)

ZO219  The problem with cross-platform: Ugly is hard to take.  
(Version 1.1.1b)

ZO219  A-Dock is still available, still right here ... and still has an amazing number of tweaks to the dock and its behavior that Apple should have included by now.

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/10287/a-dock-x

Still one of the best, ever.  
(Version 2.4)

ZO219  MIP isn't working for me (MBP) in 10.5.3, nor did it in 10.5.2. Minimized windows simply .... disappear.

Yet I've read it's working for others. So I wait. If you've got a solution, post it!

There's absolutely nothing like MIP--for shame, Apple, for not including this feature in X from the get go. The hell with Spaces ... I want my MIP.  
(Version 4.2b1)

ZO219  Two words: History Flow ...!

More words: SafariStand is not interfering with 1Password or vice versa, in 10.5.3 ... nor was this happening in 10.5.2.

Try downloading the free app InputManagers, which will set the correct permissions.

Important: SafariStand should be located in /Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins. The bundle, only. Loader not needed.

/Library/InputManagers holds the iPasswd bundle (it will install itself there,) and another folder, SIMBL, containing the SIMBL bundle.

This works better than putting SafariStand in your users Input Managers (which shouldn't even exist) and is recommended by the developer.  
(Version 3.1L161)

ZO219  Hey! Thought you were dead and gone, BatchMod!

Thank your developer!!  
(Version 1.51)

ZO219  Unsure about that price, but I'm interested to see where this is going! Keep up the good work ... definitely needs a read.me or help file.  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  Yeah, it's up to the devs ... but it's real obvious when the dev is kinda socially clueless.

It's only smart to throw a bone to previous users - they supported him while he worked on the new version - and it builds good will.

A cold announcement like this one does not.  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  I agree with Gerber.

In other words, you've offered zip to all previous loyal customers.

Does this explain it?  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  No upgrade path? Hello?  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  Why does Chronos even bother.   
(Version 7.0.2)

ZO219  Watch a product go backwards. Worse and worse. Amazing  
(Version 7.0.2)

ZO219  I take it all back. Upon further use of new versions, it's clear: This app does accomplish very neatly what so many others do singly. Way to go!  
(Version 2.1.3)

ZO219  Bummer.

Is Hamrick a cross-platform developer? Because this thing is all splash-screen and no guts.

The Canon interface is superior to this piece o' worthlessness.

Goes to show, the more heavily promoted, the less the product has to offer.

I'm serious. I've been scanning for years - use something else. Anything.  
(Version 8.4.68)

ZO219  And this little app uses up an excess of processor cycles why?  
(Version 0.8.3)

ZO219  A few weeks later, and I can confidently state: Not Ready for Release.

Look forward to when it moves out of experimental. Meanwhile, there isn't a function here that can't be found in common utilities.  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  Damn! I was so happy to see this release, and now have strong reason to believe it took my system down. (MBPro 10.5.2) ... and I'd excluded everything possitble.

The other APE's are doing okay - well, FruitMenu ... but these need more work.

Experienced user, and have run APEs for years.

Unsanity, are you listening? It's Leopard now. You really need to work on these babies.  
(Version 4.2b1)

ZO219  Well, if you want to turn Mac into Windows, and after buying such a nice machine, I suppose that's your right ... but the tiniest adjustment in thinking--oh, never mind.  
(Version 0.8.1)

ZO219  If you don't know what these things mean, don't do them! Simple as that!  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  Awright! Thank you!  
(Version 2.0b4)

ZO219  Hot damn!  
(Version 1.7.3)

ZO219  How many of these are we going to get.

Enough already.  
(Version 2.1)

ZO219  This way better than Jungledisk, which I'm sorry I paid for.

S3 is mostly straightforward, behaving as you would expect. There's no indication that the terrific browser window opens by double-clicking on the bucket name in the Connection window. But that window, gee, lists your files, in English, their sizes, listed your files, by name, their sizes and dates, the immense number of S3 logs, etc.

There now, was that so hard? It eludes me why Jungle Disk is so ... complicated? Expensive? Exists?  
(Version 1.1)

ZO219  Perhaps define "soon."  
(Version 1.2)

ZO219  Hell-o Haxies! Leopard has been hell without you.

Spaces sucks, I want my Windowshade! And damn if you didn't show up!  
(Version 4.2b1)

ZO219  They're back! It's been just hell on a laptop without Windowshade - thank you Unsanity!!!  
(Version 2.5b1)

ZO219  "You can Watch .... but you cannot Save."

(Yeah, I know simpler ways of saving ... just don't like it when developers do that.)  
(Version 3.6.13.6160)

ZO219  It's that GUI scripting, and you can turn off the warning in the preferences, I believe.  
(Version 0.54b5)

ZO219  Not from the looks of it.  
(Version 0.1)

ZO219  Doggedly on, year after year, ignoring all that has happened to the Mac interface in the meantime. Sadly, for terminal geeks only.  
(Version 3.24)

ZO219  Shows a lot of promise!  
(Version 0.8)

ZO219  Users can still fool with their dock interface ... this little app is sooo much more useful than Stacks, watch out it doesn't turn up in 10.5.2! Thank you for this!  
(Version 1.2)

ZO219  Max Rudberg is a name you can trust. And this little tweak makes life worth living. Geesh, glowing blobs? WWTT?  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  SafariStand works fine with PlugSuit, a free pref pane. Try Input Managers, a free little app, too. I'd rather run either than SIMBL.   
(Version 3.0L151)

ZO219  The only way to get SafariStand to run on my MacBook Pro. No problems at all - this version says it won't disable itself.  
(Version 1.5)

ZO219  To the Developer: It's really great that you all are working on this ... but I wouldn't mind cutting back on the installs. Several times a week? Take it easy!  
(Version 2.5.9b1)

ZO219  Sorry - fugly. Have you looked at Leopard? Or Tiger?  
(Version 1.0b)

ZO219  Boy they've had a long time to get it together with this ... just hasn't happened.

I think I've tried every version. What is their problem?  
(Version 3.0fc1)

ZO219  Sorry, that wasn't very clear or helpful. I don't know why a given process rises and falls constantly, in CPU usage ... but this one does, and it seems to slow things down. Hard to explain with no tech talk.  
(Version 2.0.3)

ZO219  As with all DEVONtech software, just plain excellent. Have used for years.  
(Version 1.3)

ZO219  There is no reason on earth to use this unwieldy, bloated thing ... which installs so much crap in so many places installers are not supposed to go in OS X, and there's no excuse for Google releasing this mess for the Mac. Which they know and use, but hey.

When Spotlight is not enough, use the free and excellent EasyFind.   
(Version 1.3.0.748)

ZO219  Ditto ... Sits in menubar, take screen shot, nothing happens.

Trash preferences, try again, nothing.  
(Version 0.5)

ZO219  This is the notepad I have been working my way towards - through every single note app out there - for several years.

Why is this The One? Not sure ... maybe the iconize, maybe the right combo of simplicity and function, and not hideous ... maybe MacNote just got it right!

All I can say is, try it out for yourself. This long-time Mac user says, Five Stars!  
(Version 2.6.1)

ZO219  Still the absolute most trustworthy best. You'll see the care this app takes ... and how careless many such maintenance apps really are. Learn.  
(Version 1.72)

ZO219  Now how about that price. $25 would still be a bit high, but $35 means no sale, here.  
(Version 1.2)

ZO219  And a very nice icon it is.   
(Version 1.2)

ZO219  Very pretty. But why.  
(Version 1.4)

ZO219  There's something funny about the way this jerks the background processes around. Paid for it, way back, and it works ... but I tend not to use it. I'm no deveoper (can you tell?) but it doesn't play nice.  
(Version 2.0.2)

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)

ZO219  Price is way out of line.  
(Version 1.2.1)

ZO219  No, it's the ICON that's *creepy* ... this is an intriguing piece of software.

But I'm not sure what I'd use it for, in the long run.

Does need clearer, faster access to one's real desktop and running programs.  
(Version 1.0.1)

ZO219  Perhaps it should be mentioned, amongst all these raves, that, yes, the Free edition is free ...

and the next upgrade is $149.95 ...

and the Pro version, $249.00.

I hate it when developers do that.   
(Version 4.0.9)

ZO219  No longer free ... but can't complain about the cost of storage at AWS.   
(Version 1.41a)

ZO219  How did I miss this for a *year* ?? An absolute dream app, one click and all but my preferred cookies are gone. Perfect.

Missed something like this ever since I moved to Jaguar - that's a lot of time picking out rotten cookies.   
(Version 0.9)

ZO219  Sooo promising, but somehow it just doesn't make it.

Even $49 for immense ugliness ...no. And the lack of documentation ...so many of these perhaps amazing new apps seem to be developed by people incapable of providing documentation ...geek syndrome? Well get a friend. Who speaks English, preferably.   
(Version 4.0.7)

ZO219  No Service provider?

Can make a Shortcut, but really, out to be part of an app like this.  
(Version 1.4)

ZO219  Be nice if it actually appeared in the menubar.  
(Version 1.0)

ZO219  Why is this updated every five minutes? It's really a pain, you know. Give us a break, how about once a month. If you must.  
(Version 1.8.3b1)

ZO219  This is simply not very good. Its own presentation is rather awful. Keep trying.  
(Version 1.1)

ZO219  I'm gonig to try this release ... the interface is nothing less than astonishing, compared to iCal ... when and if this totally matures, it will be major.  
(Version 2.0.8)

ZO219  Duh, you're right. This has much more extended capabilities. Thanks! I'll see which plays nicer with Safari.  
(Version 1.8)

ZO219  Remove any and all Input Managers and the like, see how that goes ... SafariStand is the only thing the previous version would tolerate.

If that doesn't work, see MacFixit / update your WebKit.  
(Version 3.0.3b)

ZO219  I'm a little concerned to see the developer release this as if it were in any way new ... when I see it is exactly the same as years ago in Classic Mac. And the file types and mappings reflect this, as well as the old, old choice of IE 4.5 for browser. How long ago was that?

RCDefaultApp by RixStep is the true file mapper for OS X, and the only reason to use MIsFox is if you have simple enough needs.

The developer's description is not entirely the case ...but I think this version may be a bit more editable.

I'm concerned that noobs and switchers may get confused by all those file types that don't even exist in OS X ... which is, after all, what we're working with.  
(Version 2.0)

ZO219  Can't get the damn thing to restore Default ... or switch to any other coor than first set; will have to go into System and fiddle ... but that's not what I downloaded this for.  
(Version 3.2)

ZO219  I could be wrong, but I thought the only firewire drives that would boot were NOT bus powered, but with an external power source.

Check it out.  
(Version 3.0.1)

ZO219  Have never seen anything install so many items in so many different places ... and the damn thing is always on the alert, even if you set it not to be. Tried blocking its calls out with LIttle Snitch ... but finally? With Spotlight and Easy Find (and others) ... who really needs this bloat?

Unless you want to include your Gmail ... after the novelty wore off, this experienced user trashed it.   
(Version 1.0.1.126)

ZO219  How is this better than FLVR? Which seems to work beautifully ...  
(Version 1.4)

ZO219  Yes, but what do you really *use* it for.

I'd like to know, having paid for what seemed an attractive interface ... and now feels like overkill, and I'm back to MacJournal ..  
(Version 2.0.5)

ZO219  Promising, but I'm not sure of what. You pretty much end up with what seem to be small websites - which isn't bad. But for me, anyway, right now the learning curve isn't worth it .. I'm not sure about these one-app-does-all applications anyway ... and the developer needs to be very clear about his or her English. "Missions"? I don't think so.

Give it a try, and review it here. Seems to work beautifully ... whatever it is.  
(Version 2.1.0530)

ZO219  WeatherPop seems dead, too ... see reviews, flaking out for me despite paying for Advanced ... where's the great menubar weather app?  
(Version 1.4.4)

ZO219  Brilliant. Nothing like it. An amazing app, which must be tried to be believed.  
(Version 1.1.8)

ZO219  Superb. I had no idea performance could be increased like this. Keep it in your dock and everytime things slow down, run it. You'll see! Big, measurable "RAM" boost.  
(Version 1.5.1)

ZO219  If anyone who wishes to write spends this kind of money on ... software that touts, on its feature list, Tabs! and, Automatically Updates! ... I will personally come over to your house and whap you upside the head ... One rarely sees such overblown - oh dear, another bad word occurs to me. To all newcomers to the Mac, welcome, this isn't typical at all. Just write.  
(Version 1.5)

ZO219  Gee, I think if you would just take a look at the fine app above ... there are some especially hideous customizations available, and, wow, you can make them *sticky*!

(Best review of '07!)  
(Version 0.7.6)

ZO219  Try RixStep's RCDefaultApp pref pane. Not a guarantee, but way better than the nothing OS X offers.  
(Version 1.5.5)

ZO219  Got two Macs?

Couldn't be easier. Nothing else needed. Genius.  
(Version 0.10pr4)

ZO219  Well, it would be extremely helpful if the program were accompanied by a few words from the developer. You know, like a ReadMe?

Jeesh.  
(Version 1.1.1)

ZO219  Woulda been really nice if the developer had kept this up. Wish I had something like it.  
(Version 0.21)

ZO219  A competely enthralling ... game, I guess it is ... for my gifted grandson, age 5 ... a unique experience, well-thought-out, much loved. A new release, with new features, is a huge event. We thank you! SteamTRAIN looms very large in his life!  
(Version 1.5.3)

ZO219  Nothing like it. Beyond handy. Clips are really underrated; you can see their contents in the preview column, and I habitually drag from Safari, from the web. ClipEdit is invaluable!  
(Version 3.0.1)

ZO219  Five stars. Inquisitor makes search sooo fast. And no, not one problem, reports this experienced Mac user.

I don't know how developers stand it ...  
(Version 2.6)

ZO219  Boy, that was a loooong wait. Or so it seemed. Had to hash together all those different utilities again. This little handy tweak makes a HUGE difference, thanks!  
(Version 1.5.4)

ZO219  My grandson is mad for this - um, game?

BUT. . . it uses up all active RAM on my GB powerbook! - and $25 is too much - and it says $20 on the front page.

I'm most concerned about that eating up max cycles. Leftover OS 9 resources in there? Whatever, clean it up.  
(Version 1.5)

ZO219  Best - and safest - interface mod yet! I am an Unsanity fan, but was happy to stop using Shapeshifter, had to add most everything to the exlude list. . .Whereas this unifies the whole machine, very cool and very non-distracting workspace. R U listening, Apple? . . I doubt it. Now if I could just apply UNO to the damn Dock. . .

Huge thanks!!  
(Version 1.2)

ZO219  yes, i realized it is a drawer, hey, it *slides*. the new new thing this year? see, i have used macs for a long time . . .and silly me, i want to resize and move windows where i want them.

more importantly. . . .what big advantage--other than the fact that it slides . . .is desk browser offering me?

ya know, i could see a small, swift browser when you don't want to crank up safari or ffox . . .but, to be honest, i'd need some choices where it popped, sorry, slid up or out or down. . .and can't live without the ability to resize the sticky edge. i think you're onto something, since the dashboard sux for web use. maybe i speak as powerbook user? anyway, keep going!  
(Version 1.0b2)