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User Name NeXTLoop
Member Since 2002-08-19
Total number of Feedback Posts: 33
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iCab X 4.1.1 (Mac OS X)
iCab is now as fast, or even faster, than Safari 3.1. It has more options and customization abilities than OmniWeb. All of this by a developer who fixes bugs and implements feature requests at a much faster rate than any of the other major browsers. Highly recommended! [alert admin]
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Wednesday, May 07 2008 @ 02:12 PM PDT
iCab X 4.0 (Mac OS X)
I used iCab back in the OS 9 days and loved it. It lagged in the early days of OS X, but with v 4.0 iCab is back with a vengeance. This browser is easily faster than Firefox 3 Beta 2 on my MBP, and has a nice set of features either not found in other browsers, or not as well implemented. Nice work... **And as a note to those who say that functionality is missing... what you're looking for is probably there, just labeled differently. For password management look under View > Save Forms. For Site Preferences, look at Tool > Filter Manager. There's not much that iCab doesn't have... sometimes you just have to look in different places... I know I did.** [alert admin]
Tuesday, January 08 2008 @ 09:22 PM PST
Firefox 1.5.0.1 (Mac OS X)
...browsers for OS X. It's fast, stable, standards-compliant, and it's increasingly becoming more and more Mac-like. It's still got a ways to go compared to Safari, OmniWeb, or any of the others. But it's definitely making progress. [alert admin]
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Thursday, February 02 2006 @ 01:18 PM PST
NeoOffice/J 0.8 (Mac OS X)
Definitely better than advertised... 
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this program to anyone looking for a free and full-featured alternative to M$ Office. [alert admin]
Tuesday, February 03 2004 @ 04:44 PM PST
OmniWeb 5.0 beta 1 (Mac OS X)
The problem with VersionTracker is not OmniWeb's fault. It's a long standing, well known issues with VT's code. Basically, if the browser agent identifies itself as OmniWeb, VT's code screws something up. To "fix" it just open the Site Preferences when on VT and have OmniWeb identify itself as Sarari to this one web site. [alert admin]
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Tuesday, February 03 2004 @ 08:50 AM PST
OmniWeb 5.0 beta 1 (Mac OS X)
Did you not read the page you downloaded it from??? It says that the password is "groundhog". They just wanted you to read all the disclaimers before downloading. [alert admin]
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Monday, February 02 2004 @ 03:30 PM PST
Disk Defrag 1.1 (Mac OS X)
... it defragged every file. I said that every time a file is open, it checks to see if it needs defragging. If it fits the criteria, then it proceeds. [alert admin]
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Tuesday, November 11 2003 @ 05:11 PM PST
Disk Defrag 1.1 (Mac OS X)
...with Panther, HFS+ now features built-in defragmentation. Every time you open a file, the system automatically checks to see if it needs to be degraggmented. [alert admin]
Tuesday, November 11 2003 @ 03:49 PM PST
BrickHouse 1.1b6 (Mac OS X)
I don't use Brickhouse currently...
although I have used it extensively in the past. The main reason I'm writing this is because I can't stand individuals who post stupid reviews... Anita, the reason Caracho doesn't work after installing BrickHouse is because it accesses the Internet. Any program that accesses the Internet does so through "ports". To help you understand better, imagine the firewall that's in your car between the cabin and the engine. Basically its designed to protect you from engine heat, etc. However, some things do need to pass thru that firewall, such as your steering column, brake controls, gas controls, etc. Its very similar with computers. Think of those holes as the ports thru which Internet programs access the Internet. BrickHouse's job is to close all but the most commonly used ports to prevent anyone from coming in via those ports. Therefore, while it leaves open a port for web browsing, email, and IM, it closes all the others, including ones which less common programs may use. Caracho would classify as one of those less common ones. Therefore, as a previous reviewer said, you just have to tell BrickHouse to leave that particular port open. And just for your information, this has absolutely nothing to do with Steve Jobs. For future reference, please try to know what you're talking about before slamming a product. The developers who work hard to create software deserve a lot better than an ignorant review. [alert admin]
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Tuesday, September 23 2003 @ 01:30 PM PDT
Eudora X 6.0 (Mac OS X)
you can train Eudora's Junk Mode. Just be sure to correct it when its wrong, and it will become increasingly accurate. [alert admin]
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Sunday, September 14 2003 @ 11:38 AM PDT
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