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All Feedback: 1 - 6 of 6
This is great… - Version: 0.1, 10/17/2002 04:09PM PST
nbyrne1
- it's simple and does only one thing, but it does that very well. I keep its little floating window open all the time
Ok, I admit… - Version: 0.1, 7/25/2002 08:57AM PST
mxcantor
this is nothing, its a 3 line AppleScriptStudio application. I didn't know of the alternatives so now I'll check them out. But, I did release this for free, and it is pretty lightweight, so that is my defense,
It does work,… - Version: 0.1, 7/25/2002 06:20AM PST
dombi
but does not have many features. Have you guys seen 'shadowGoogle', that has much more features, and runs in a floating window, plus you can hide its icon in the dock. http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=15252&db=mac
Try WebJumper. Now,… - Version: 0.1, 7/25/2002 06:11AM PST
youcanrunnaked
that's something worthy of a place in the dock.
Yup. It works,… - Version: 0.1, 7/25/2002 04:29AM PST
mmorales
but it needs a little work too. If it's going to be in the dock, it should have a nice icon, not the ugly generic "app" icon. Also, there are other utilities that do the same thing, like ShadowGoogle. However, I like that this "bar" is much easier to grab and move around than ShadowGoogle, so you gat a star for that. It is strange though that when in this, there are NO menu items in the menubar. Only way to quit is to control-click it;s icon in the dock. Just fix those problems and you'll get more stars.
It works --… - Version: 0.1, 7/25/2002 01:45AM PST
Don Goldberg
opens a new window in the default browser with Google results --, it's free, and it's small. But this app doesn't have any way to quit. I can get the sam effect just by making Google the home page in System Preferences->Internet->Web. So if I open a new page (or click the Home icon in a browser toolbar) I can pose a Google query. And I don't have to put another icon in the dock.
