Default Folder. Totally agree. It has followed me since it was version 1.somthing. And it has never been better. I use the MetaTags rather than the Spotlight tags as I find it better suits Tags (http://gravityapps.com/tags/), which is one of my favorite Tagging application.
I have used Quicksilver for many years and it’s still live and kicking, but in the light of this review I am going to give Alfred a second chance and bought me a family licence. Time will tell… maybe I’ll simply use both of them.
Another application or rather a plug in for Mail I feel worth mentioning is MailTags and Mail Act-On. Actually I use Mail Act-On more but it relies on some features of MailTags to work the way I want to. I use this mostly to color and mark as flagged or mark as unflagged my mail to keep track of important mail which is flying by.
While everyone is praising Evernote I have relied on Devon Think Pro for keeping notes and stuff but I am lately leaning to Notational Velocity (http://notational.net/) with its neat syncing to SimpleNote (http://simplenoteapp.com/)
Well, I have to admit I am a sucker for all kinds of applications big and small.
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Skitch – you’re right, it’s awesome.
LaunchBar – another application launcher. I’m curious how Alfred is better or different.
TextMate – a kick @ss text editor
Firefox – Safari is nice and Chrome is possibly quicker but I really like the Firefox integration with my favorite research tool. Diigo.
Some of those Finder add-ons look really cool I’ll have to check them out too.
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