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Pukka updated to v1.2

Pukka, the versatile, multi-account and light-weight del.icio.us posting client, has been updated to version 1.2. New features and fixes include:
  • Pukka now uses the new SSL del.icio.us API for increased security as well as a more reliable means of storing passwords in the keychain.
  • The tags field now resizes in height as necessary to accommodate all of the tags that you type.
  • There is a new option to disable warning messages when resetting, closing or quitting with unposted data.
  • Bug fixes and tweaks: hiding behavior, more reliable determination of successful posting, success dialog "Visit del.icio.us" button, pasting into tags field, added tooltips, smaller font in Bonjour drawer, problem with semicolon in posting fields, only attempt to use Growl when it's running
A demo of Pukka is available from Code Sorcery Workshop, and a license will cost a mere $5.

Filed under: Software, Cool tools, Internet Tools

Delibar 0.8 update adds tag bundles, auto-reloading, more


Delibar, my favorite little missing link for social bookmarking, has received a great update to version 0.8. In case you aren't familiar, I'll summarize my previous post: Delibar turns your del.icio.us bookmarks into a bookmark menu that's accessible from your menubar.  New features go a little something like this:
  • Improved Interface
  • Support for Bundles and recent Post
  • Auto detection of system proxy
  • Auto reload Bookmarks
  • Tag sorting (alphabetically or by frequency)
  • Tag scraping (show only tag with more than 1/2/5 post)
  • New icon and overall better user interface
Delibar is donationware and available for 10.4 (v 0.8) and 10.3 (v 0.5.1), though I believe the version for Tiger is the only one being updated from now on. You can pick up a copy of either from Matteo Rattotti's site.

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