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Dustin Bachrach Blog: The Best Unknown Mac Apps - 1

  • StuckInQwerty · 3 years ago
    Thanks for the WikiNotes heads up. There's a widget that I like, but this one seems much more functional!
  • melissa · 3 years ago
    do you still have the downloaded file for the itunes xhtml playlist software? the site from which it's linked is no longer functional. I've tried several ways of getting it, but am now getting desperate! any ideas?
  • Dustin Bachrach · 3 years ago
    Hi Melisssa, I added a local mirror to that program. It's in the list or you can just grab it here. Hope that works.
  • Jordan · 3 years ago
    Do you by any chance, have the PC version of the xHTML playlist available? *crosses fingers*
  • Jordan · 3 years ago
    Actually you know what, lucked out; Found the PC version.. Thanks for the OSX one though!
  • Will · 2 years ago
    Xkeys is pretty nice. No Quicksilver, but I use it to launch just about everything.
  • Better Than You · 2 years ago
    Nothing is unkown if someone knows about it. I know all these apps.
  • Jeff · 2 years ago
    that iTunes XHTML would be so much nicer if it could either break it up into multiple pages, or just something to prevent such an outrageously long pages for larger libraries.
  • Jeff · 2 years ago
    that iTunes XHTML would be so much nicer if it could either break it up into multiple pages, or just something to prevent such an outrageously long page for larger libraries.
  • Macgeek · 2 years ago
    Is there a widget to keep todo lists that you know of?
  • Dustin Bachrach · 2 years ago
    I personally don't know of any widget that does To-Do but I'm sure a search on macupdate.com would turn plenty of hits.
  • Joe · 2 years ago
    I prefer VoodooPad to WikiNotes
  • Dustin Bachrach · 2 years ago
    VoodooPad is great and so is VoodooPad Lite. It is definitely worth checking out http://flyingmeat.com/voodoopad/.
  • Dimitri · 2 years ago
    I like these: Recorder.xhead a voice recorder and audio player/converter and DJAY A DJ application to mix tracks.
  • levi · 2 years ago
    Great list! I'm a mac-head and I haven't heard of most of these apps.

    May I humbly submit audiozue for consideration. It's a simple little menu-bar app that sends real-time iTunes statistics to an online profile. It gives you cool little blog/myspace widgets and RSS feeds, etc. I use it.
  • Adam Betts · 2 years ago
    Thank you very much for the link to Service Scrubber. I've been looking for something like it for ages.
  • daniil · 2 years ago
    CocoaMySQL is nice app. In fact, thats the only good one I've found so far. But coming from the world of windows I have to say this, nothing equals to the power and simplicity of SQLYog - man oh man do I wish someone would do that for OSX!
  • cw · 2 years ago
    We've had great success with ButtonGadget for Mac:
    www.buttongadget.com.
  • LEE · 2 years ago
    Hey don't forget "Filechute".

    Best file transfer app there is = }

    www.yellowmug.com
  • Jake · 2 years ago
    Hey,

    For all the Intel Macs, there is a Universal version of CocoaMYSQL, titled "CocoaMYSQL-SBG" built off the source.

    It's available here: http://www.theonline.org/cocoamysql/

    ( Plus it's much better than the original )
  • subcorpus · 2 years ago
    came here from digg ...
    u r right, i've never heard of any of the above ...
    will check it out ...
    thanks ...
  • turntablerocker · 2 years ago
    djay by algoriddim should be on the list! It's the most inovative app of 2006 ... watch the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ze9cI4n7Es8
    or download at www.algoriddim.net
  • ruindpzzle · 2 years ago
    what happened to myTunes? i tried to visit the link, but couldn't find the application.
  • Dustin Bachrach · 2 years ago
    myTunes is now BOINK!

    Get it here: http://www.sonicswap.com/boink/boinkdownload.jsp
  • Doug Karr · 2 years ago
    I like Compress and MAMP.
  • Dawud Miracle · 2 years ago
    Thanks. I'm going to check out FreeDMG.
  • Litz · 2 years ago
    I've been looking for the iTunes XHTML program. You seem to be the ONLY person on the Web that has it available for download. Thanks.
  • Litz · 2 years ago
    Darn, this is for Mac. I have a PC. Darn!
  • Jordan · 2 years ago
    I have a PC version of the iTunes XHTML Playlist script for those that come here looking for it.
  • Cameron · 2 years ago
    Indispensable is misspelled.
  • Anonymous · 2 years ago
    these apps are almost all useless.
  • jonathan · 2 years ago
    cocoamysql looks pretty sweet. thanks for posting this.
  • John Svid · 1 year ago
    Wow great site! Some really helpful information there.
    I’m sorry for little off-topic, but I want to ask you about design of this site.
    Did you make this template yourself or got from any templates website?
    Looks pretty cool for me. Wonderful well this reading.
  • robert · 1 year ago
    hi, i am a kid who is really into computers, and i have elopard and want an application that runs "classic programs" on 0SX do you know of such a thing???