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Update for Browser Available

I’ve just published the latest update for Browser and it is a long list of changes and improvements:

fixed Context Menu bugs

improved Preferences

added default window frame

improved performance

improved auto-fill

fixed printing

fixed URL handler bug

Browser can now be used as default Browser

added ‘Private Mode’ for the tender-hearted

Parental Control

improved suggestions

improved progress indicator

fixed feed view bug

fixed webview delegate bugs

improved password auto-fill

fixed some GUI glitches

fixed a lot of other glitches

Of course Browser is still far from being perfect – but it is getting better and the times I’ve to use Safari are becoming less and lesser …

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Simple. Fast. Powerful

Apple finally approved the latest update for Write. And btw. – thanks for constantly keeping Write in the Top 10 (on the US store).

This latest update is a big one. Write now has the same features of its bigger sibling. Or at least the guideline and Sandbox compatible ones.

And a new icon. And lots of new features and improvements. Still for the same low price…

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Browser Beta

As requested and requested and yes, requested – Browser now comes with an Omnibar. And because that way much more tasks have to be performed at the same time without slowing down the interface – I had to rewrite lots of code.

Thus this beta version first, to ensure that everything is also working for you and as always – feedback is highly appreciated.

I’ve also worked (of course) on the performance and Browser now already supports the upcoming Mountain Lion as well …

Download Browser Beta

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Michael Göbel of MOApp, behind some of my favorite apps on Mac OS X, shares his frustrations about Apple's review process in the Mac App Store. Needless to say, this is far from acceptable on Apple's part. If we are to take the Mac App Store seriously, the review times, above all else, should be addressed!

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Bye, bye Tumblr

That's it. I'm done with Tumblr. For a reason.

As of today the new MOApp weblog is powered by my own LogEngine. LogEngine is my very own version of a dead simple weblog engine. As simple as b2 once was. It's nothing I can make available for others for now. I wouldn't even call it an alpha yet. But it's already working for the AZLog and null816 and I've also my own App for OS X and the most important part:

I own it! I own its API and it's my content. It's stored on my own server.

Of course, the old Tumblog is still available and remains available. Simply because of the Daily Ollerum and the Daily Snippets and some quotes and news regarding my own Apps and plans…

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Update for Quick and Dirty available

I've just published an update for Quick and Dirty - The simple image editor for the MacBook Pro with Retina Display…

Quick and Dirty Website

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What I'm currently working on

I always wished I could carry the pinboard(s) from my office with me. On my Macs. And wouldn’t it be awesome to have multiple version of one pinboard to try different things for ideas. And if you don’t have to manually write them down if you start with the next project?

Well – in a couple of days we can all carry our pinboards around. We can even store them in iCloud. Or use the Mountain Lion Notification Center to send as (scheduled) reminders – even when we're not in front of our pinboard – aka the Pin App is not running :–)

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★★ Discounted by 72% as part of TwoDollarTuesday ★★

Today is your chance to update Write on the Mac App Store. Write 2 is part of the TwoDollarTuesday. More discounted Apps can be found here.

Simple. Fast. Powerful. iCloud* enabled. Retina-aware.

Write 2 is a cute lightweight word processor for our daily writing tasks. It is fast, clean, intuitive to use and has a native (Mac-like) and uncluttered interface. Most important of all – it is very user-friendly. It’s the word processor for the rest of us. For those who just simply want to write and for all those missing WriteNow :–)

» Write Website » Write on the Mac App Store