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Freeware alternative ... - Version: 1.9.6, 11/3/2008 01:41PM PST
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- Freeware alternative ...
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- Version: 1.9.6, 11/3/2008 01:06PM PST
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Ban_ThisThe first thing you have to do is go through all your bookmarks and clean house before running this, if you have littlesnitch running, Goodnight Irene. You'll have so many alert windows that you'll think you're playing a shoot-em-up game. After all that's done, it acts as a slow internet browser, and non of the search results were what I was looking for. It's just extra baggage that you don't need.
This is just my experience with it. I won't attack your comments and reviews, so please don't attack mine.
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With the flexible indexing I have History Hound can search archives of NetNewsWire, and even your own webpages, etc (if you're a web developer, this can be nice for finding a snippet you put into a site, etc).