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No Intel support - try iStumbler - Version: 0.75b, 2/10/2007 11:24AM PST
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reagan9000
Intel version? Please? - Version: 0.75b, 7/10/2006 08:10AM PST
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CubaMarkMacStumbler continues to have one feature not matched by iStumbler - voice notification! The feature set is also somewhat more developed, still, than iStumbler.
My new MacBook sure would like to have an Intel version....
M
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- Intel version? Please?
doesn't work with the new intel-macs... - Version: 0.75b, 3/5/2006 10:20AM PST
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kunstmaler
too bad...
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- doesn't work with the new intel-macs... (1 replies)
Features lacking, but *finally* for the Mac! :-) - Version: 0.75b, 3/2/2006 02:23PM PST
phuckmv2006
Kudos to the developers for getting this ported to the mac! Apparently I'm late to the party, but I've been looking for this for years! Now I can figure out who's stomping on my wireless networks! Bad neighbors. :-(
A couple of requests/suggestions:
1) make the split between the live screen and the log "draggable".
2) Make the fields in the windows "sortable" (so one could potentially sort by open/closed, or alphabetically, or whatever...)
3) maybe a search window? After getting a lot of about 150 hot-spots it gets a little hard to find that "linksys" which maxed at "76" signal. ;-)
Thanks for the very useful program on the best computer platform! :-D
No download - Version: 0.75b, 1/16/2005 08:22PM PST
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macaholic
Macstumbler.com offline?
MacStumbler is pretty good. - Version: 0.75b, 12/14/2004 05:17PM PST
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reidgang
MacStumbler is good at what it does. It is an active network stumbler, and has a nice lightweight GUI and works well. However, if you are serious, I reccomend using KisMac (http://binaervarianz.de/projekte/programmieren/kismac/)
Great Application 
- Version: 0.75b, 7/5/2004 07:31AM PST
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WiFiRules
MacStumbler's a nice little app that does exactly what it's supposed to do... find wireless networks, display them onscreen, and move them to a log when they're out of range.
The GUI is simplistic but nice. I like that the log is onscreen instead of hidden away somewhere like in AirStumbler.
This application would be perfect if it had a Join command like AirStumbler does, but otherwise, miles ahead of every other simple wireless network audit application.
The GUI is simplistic but nice. I like that the log is onscreen instead of hidden away somewhere like in AirStumbler.
This application would be perfect if it had a Join command like AirStumbler does, but otherwise, miles ahead of every other simple wireless network audit application.
Open Aplication - Version: 0.75b, 5/27/2004 08:56PM PST
mightyraccoon45
Hey,
I recently got a powerbook G4 and an airport network. I downloaded the macstumbler and now it says it cant find an aplication to open it with or it "could not read the dictionary of the application or extension because it is not scriptable". So...what application does it use?......What do I do??
Thanks,
Stephanie
I recently got a powerbook G4 and an airport network. I downloaded the macstumbler and now it says it cant find an aplication to open it with or it "could not read the dictionary of the application or extension because it is not scriptable". So...what application does it use?......What do I do??
Thanks,
Stephanie
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Does what it says on the can 
- Version: 0.75b, 4/23/2004 11:40PM PST
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c.maxwell
Works perfectly with 10.2.8. Does the job with no frills and is exactly what I wanted.
Dumb Question from a Newbie? - Version: 0.75b, 3/23/2004 06:48AM PST
shower
I have just bought a powerbook with airport extreme. Why would I be interested in what networks are in my vicinity?
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Tim