The authors state at the beginning of their skimpy documentation: "We believe that applications should be designed for use without manuals." Maybe, but GoodPage doesn't appear to be designed that way at all. That statement presupposes an completely intuitive interface, users with similar intuition and a relatively simple program. In all fairness, these suppositions don't hold with any software that performs non-trivial tasks and comprehensive documentation significantly shorten learning curves.

That said, although difficult to use, GoodPage is a very interesting program with enough clever and unique features to warrant a look if you have the time. The only major problem I found was that the ftp service wouldn't generate a remote file listing.

My GoodPage license included a license (free) for FlyPath, a very nice, fast, small footprint file manager. It comes much closer to the intuitive ideal touted for GoodPage.