DomainTracker is for organizing domains that you own or dream of owning. If you are comfortable with Mac OS X, than you will feel right at home with DomainTracker's sleek and stylish aqua interface.
DomainTracker has all the features you would expect from an application. Perhaps one of the greatest benefits of using DomainTracker is that it will automatically download domain information. We've also made managing large collections a breeze with groups, smart groups, and live filtering.
DomainTracker has all the features you would expect from an application. Perhaps one of the greatest benefits of using DomainTracker is that it will automatically download domain information. We've also made managing large collections a breeze with groups, smart groups, and live filtering.
What's New
Version 2.3.1:
- CSV importing bug fixed
- Network diagnostics integration (10.4)
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later
PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later
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| Downloads:7,009 |
| Version Downloads:3,642 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:24 Oct 2005 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / OS X |
| Price: $24.95 |
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DomainTracker is for organizing domains that you own or dream of owning. If you are comfortable with Mac OS X, than you will feel right at home with DomainTracker's sleek and stylish aqua interface.
DomainTracker has all the features you would expect from an application. Perhaps one of the greatest benefits of using DomainTracker is that it will automatically download domain information. We've also made managing large collections a breeze with groups, smart groups, and live filtering.
DomainTracker has all the features you would expect from an application. Perhaps one of the greatest benefits of using DomainTracker is that it will automatically download domain information. We've also made managing large collections a breeze with groups, smart groups, and live filtering.
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I don't know how it happened but all the notes are now in some form of a string of mainly numbers and letters, like this but longer: c8864886984846c666468618284668448482048666c
I really like(d) this little app -- it's got some great features needed by mac domain owners/webmasters something in domaintracker somehow causes the notes to encrypt or encode as noted above (it's a long string of numbers and a little text) but I can't figure out how to undo that feature and now we also can't get any kind of response from the developer -- mark[a]colovo.com even tho we bought it several yrs back.
Any suggestions from any who know what the encoding/encrypting feature of domain tracker does and how to unencode/decode/unencrypt/decrypt would be GREATLY APPRECIATED for sure. anyone who has previously figured out how to do it with success?
thank you for taking the time to read; hope someone can help.
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But doing a bit of research on google - the guy behind it, was Mark Davis of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
He seems to have started up a new company called Colovo - which make an app called Timepost, http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/24494/timepost
Might be worth dropping him an email
Mark Davis
President / CEO
902-746-3418
Canada
mark@colovo.com
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gryphonent reviewed on 15 Apr 2007
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For the time being, the only acceptable substitute is RAGE Domainer... but there are many TLDs which it does not support, and it is not perfect (when updating multiple domains, it goes on endlessly), so it is not yet the ideal solution.
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I forgot 1 thing:
I doesn't update .eu domains, even though the info appears correctly on the "Whois" window
Best regards
Pedro Fardilha
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I'm just trying some domains management apps (and comparing to the "home brew" solution that I use right now".
One thing that i noticed was that every time that I open the "Edit Domain" pane and press "OK" (even without changing a single thing) all the info that was added automatically thru the "Update Domain Information" pane is gone.
Is this supposed to work this way?
It's not a "terrible" thing but I just think is not very practical either.
I do think this app is going the right path, but that "bug" (... ok, maybe not a bug but an "annoyance") and the fact that i cannot add/remove columns on the main list makes it an "almost there" app, but still not what I'm looking for.
Best regards
Pedro Fardilha
Anonymous reviewed on 20 May 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 19 May 2005
This needs seriously to be addressed, since it is a key function for DomainTracker. I hope that the product will soon become a stable one. It has great promises, but still too many problems.
Anonymous reviewed on 13 Apr 2005
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