DeskBrowse is now free

I still prefer Sunrise Browser...

http://freewaremac.net/2006/alternative-macintosh-web-browsers/

i love this stuff! much! but, i hope this app can be the future browser :). Love it so! go go go!

I like this little app, unfortunately it hangs when I try to reopen it after quitting. I can delete the plist files after going into application support and then it reopens without issue, but gosh that is a bit of a hassel to do every time.

Needs some work. It would be nice if you could move it like the dock; i have my dock on the left so it gets in the way. Also if you hide the dock icon and menu bar icon there is no way to quit the program ("comman+option+esc" doesnt show it running) so you have to go into activty monitor to quit it.

I found deskbrowse to be neat, but persistently crashy if you turn off navigation controls in kiosk mode. The app has a lot of potential but is not nearly mature enough to be practical for significant use.

Does anyone knows if it works on Panther? I couldn't find easily any information about this.

Hi there,
Well I installed this DeskBrowse, and took a through look at it and I have to admit, EVEn free is too expensive. These are the people that give bad name to software Developers. User Intrerface and User interaction is totally non existant! Deskbrowser was immediately deleted!...

It's pretty, with better bookmark support it will be great. But, I'm still using it from now on. It's really the sort of thing one looks for on a mac, a good, clean and pretty program that's useful.

I guess having exposé on completely hacks the security of the weposé feature.

The sliding is cool, but then again who needs sliding when you have exposé. I think it would be nice to have sliding individual applications built into an OS X as an exposé feature. For example: Command + S (sliding and app) instead of Command + H (hiding an app). Or heck just make apps slide away when you hide them!

This program looks pretty sweet. I hope it gets better bookmark management some-day, but I can see myself using this a lot - like at work, keeping all my work-related pages open in Firefox, and all my personal pages (gmail, bloglines) in DeskBrowse. Very nice!