Mac Productivity Tools Under Consideration – November 2011

Posted in Hackintosh, Software

I caught myself adding upon “My Mac Apps – November 2011” with Apps that haven’t been properly ‘tried & tested’ over a longer period of time. The (unsorted) list of Apps currently ‘under consideration’ are …

EverNote
Pester | simple clock and timer; looked promising, but a browser extensions can do same thing
iProcrastinate
Firetask
Remote Desktop Plus | control your Apple devices from anywhere through WiFi | Free
Espresso – WYSIWYG web eidtor
Paparazzi!
OmniFocus | internet browser … didn’t like it that much
WinZip Mac Edition
QuickSilver | application launcher
BeeDocs Easy TimeLine | you can do some very historic video creation | €15.99
Hazel
Hype | HTML5 animation creator
LaunchBar
LittleSnapper
Typinator | ‘typing’ frequently used text for you
iKey
1PassWord | password vault
BusyCal
Toast Titanium
PDFpen | edit your PDFs like you would normally would
Sparrow | Minimalistic email client (with support for gmail)
MacSpeech Dictate
Karelia SandVox | WYSIWYG web editor, nice replacement for iWeb | €62.99

Already qualified are:

Google Quick Search Box | replacement of spotify with all online content as well
Google Notifier
FireFox + Extensions | my new webdevelopment browser

No longer on the list (changes to last month):

Apple iWeb; can make you some nice websites, but it’s no on par with all the latest and greatest jQuery techniques. It’s taking up idle HD space; 420MB to be exact.
Sunrise; lightweight Internet browser … it’s a great browser, until you open up more tabs than the screen can handle; no next or previous arrows== FAIL! And it’s also annoying that new tabs are immediately opened (instead of staying at the parent tab) == FAIL2!

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