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Today 1.1

Today 1.1Second Gear, the same developers who bring you the PocketTweets Twitter client for the iPhone, have announced that Today 1.1 is now available.

Today is an app that works with your iCal database and provides easy browsing of your events and tasks in an attractive and unobtrusive window. Clicking the icons at the bottom of the window opens dialogs for entering new events and tasks in a way that is much easier than entering them into iCal directly.

What's new in Today 1.1?
  • Better performance for those of us with big calendaring needs
  • Filtering of the calendars that appear in the Today window
  • Locations can be assigned for new events
  • All day events have a new, more obvious appearance
  • New event and task due dates default to the day that you're viewing
  • Bugs have been squashed
Second Gear provides a 7-day test drive for download. The update is free for existing Today users, or you can purchase Today for $15.

Filed under: Software, Cool tools, Productivity, Internet Tools

Forget Me Not - Safari session saving



Forget Me Not 3.0 is a good example of the 3rd party plug-in and add-on support for Safari that is slowly but surely growing. FMN is a basic a session saver plug-in for Safari that can reload any tabs that were open the last time you quit Safari. It isn't quite as powerful as, say, Tab Mix Plus for Firefox, but it does a good job of bringing this increasingly popular feature to Apple's darling browser.

Forget Me Not can be had from Jim Fowler's site.

[via Daring Fireball]

Filed under: Software, Productivity, Internet Tools

Saft v8.3.5 released

Hao Li is at it again with a new version of Saft, quite possibly the Safari plugin that deserves to go the route of CoverFlow. If you aren't familiar with Saft's extensive and constantly evolving feature set, check out our past coverage to get familiar. This latest v8.3.5 update features:
  • New feature: Option to block auto-completion in the location field
  • Improvement: Customizable format of the dated download folder
  • Improvement: Nicer tab thumbnails
This is a free upgrade for registered users and is available from Hao Li's site.

Filed under: Software, Cool tools, Productivity, Internet Tools

Three-pane Mail.app turns into a plug-in


Well that was quick. First Mail.app received a widescreen, three-pane face-lift, and now it's been morphed into a plug-in. The author provides two different sets of instructions for installing: drag and dropping into your ~/Library/Mail/Bundles/ directory or using a couple of commands in Terminal. Go nuts ladies and gentlmen.

Filed under: Software, Productivity

Path Finder 4.1 released with Universal Binary, other enhancements


Path Finder, the powerful file browser/manager (pseudo-Finder) from Cocoatech, has been updated to version 4.1. Along with Universal Binary status and the typical round of bug fixes, this update also includes:
  • Improved Go To Folder with autocomplete
  • Smart Folders – Path Finder can now read Finder-created Smart Folders
  • New Size Browser for quickly viewing total file sizes of folders, bundles, etc.
  • Added rotate buttons to the integrated PDF viewer
  • Path Finder can now preview PDF bundles (often found on OS X install disks)
  • Added preview support for Help Viewer bundles
  • Path Finder now displays if an application is PPC, Intel, or Universal Binary in the info panel
  • Path Finder can now previews NEF files
  • Added preliminary “email to” support for Microsoft Entourage and Eudora
  • Updated Chinese, Japanese, Russian, French, and German localizations
Check out Cocoatech's changelog for the full list of improvements and fixes, and scroll to the bottom of Path Finder's product page to download the new version. A 21-day demo is available, while a full license costs $34.95.

Filed under: Software, Cool tools, Internet Tools

Saft updates to 8.2.5, goes universal

Add Saft to your list of universal binary apps, as a recent update to version 8.2.5 can be run on those smokin' new Intel iMacs and MacBook Pros. In addition to UB support, Saft has also gained a few new features such as creating dated folders for organizing downloads, reversed tab order (anyone know what this one means?), a shortcut for Look Up in Dictionary as well as a Danish localization.

As usual, version 8.2.5 is a free upgrade for registered users.

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