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starshadow_rivaulx) wrote2007-06-11 08:48 am
starshadow_rivaulx) wrote2007-06-11 08:48 am
Whoa, lookit - a morning post!
That new Shiira browser I was experimenting with flaked out on me. At least they were up front when they said it was buggy - but since I like the interface, maybe I'll come back to it when they're more stable. The thing has eye candy to the max, I swear...
Discovered while browsing the internet: AppDelete, which is a freeware uninstaller/disk cleaner for Apple drives. Nifty little thing, just drag the icon of the app you want to delete to the AppDelete trash bin, and off it goes, deleting the app and all its related files. What's not to love? Wish I'd known about it sooner, could have used it as a standard utility when I started tinkering around with third-party apps.
Also found out and installed WebKit, which is, as per the site, "...a wrapper application around a shiny new copy of the WebKit OS X framework for Tiger. When you run WebKit.app, you’re actually running the shipping version of Safari with the latest version of the WebKit framework. Nothing on your system gets replaced, and you can download and run as many nightly builds as you’d like."
So far, using WebKit has added quite a bit of speed to Safari, so I think I'm going to have lots of fun with this until the next shiny comes along. ::grin::
Off to shower now. The attack of prickly heat I had is almost done with, thanks to many, many, many applications of prickly heat powder. But my nape feels all over bumps, still. Argh.
Discovered while browsing the internet: AppDelete, which is a freeware uninstaller/disk cleaner for Apple drives. Nifty little thing, just drag the icon of the app you want to delete to the AppDelete trash bin, and off it goes, deleting the app and all its related files. What's not to love? Wish I'd known about it sooner, could have used it as a standard utility when I started tinkering around with third-party apps.
Also found out and installed WebKit, which is, as per the site, "...a wrapper application around a shiny new copy of the WebKit OS X framework for Tiger. When you run WebKit.app, you’re actually running the shipping version of Safari with the latest version of the WebKit framework. Nothing on your system gets replaced, and you can download and run as many nightly builds as you’d like."
So far, using WebKit has added quite a bit of speed to Safari, so I think I'm going to have lots of fun with this until the next shiny comes along. ::grin::
Off to shower now. The attack of prickly heat I had is almost done with, thanks to many, many, many applications of prickly heat powder. But my nape feels all over bumps, still. Argh.