Fontcase - 1.1

I think you mean Font Book, which has languished with little attention and less love from Apple since it first arrived some years ago. There's no Font Cataloque on English language Macs. That said, Fontcase does much more than Font Book, which is a bare-bones font management tool. If you can't tell the difference, then you don't know or care much about fonts. Whether Fontcase is worth the asking price is a matter of opinion. FontExplorer X Pro is almost twice as expensive at $79, and Suitcase Fusion is even pricier at $99.95. There are other font apps available as well of varying degrees of utility and at various prices.

Fontcase is a relative newcomer that has some unique features, some more appealing than others. At $42 it may very well appeal to those who haven't already shelled out the scratch for a higher priced app. It's certainly worth a look.

Fontcase is excellent for browsing, previewing and organising fonts. It may not meet the needs of professionals, but many ordinary users have hundreds of fonts installed. Fontcase will help them make the most of those fonts. If it works internally using Apple's own mechanisms, so much the better!