Do you do a lot of copy/paste stuff? I do. iClip which retails for $19.99 is being offered for a limited time, thanks to macZot, for free. Hurry and download it here before July 2.
Hat tip to Lifehacker.
For Mac webmasters who don’t want to muck around creating their own Google Sitemaps for their website, perhaps the RAGE Google Sitemap Automator ($29.95) will do the deed.
Wordpress blog users can install the Google Sitemaps plugin for free to generate the site maps.
Today I wanted to take a picture of an entire webpage and couldn’t remember what the name of the application was I’d used on the Mac before to do so. Turns out it was called Paparrazi. Unfortunately the website listed by the author in 2004 for that application is no longer active.
Turns out there is a new and improved Paparazzi here.
MAMP is a sweet package for developers wanting to develop on their Mac using Apache, MySQL and PHP locally. It also includes PHPMyAdmin and is setup so that when you don’t want to use it any more you can just delete the application folder. Well done!
MAMP is not meant to be run as a webserver, if you want to do that, I wrote about how to do this over on the php-scripts blog earlier today.
Oh yeah, the OPML Editor (Mac, free) test over at my Wordpress demo blog went well, so time to try it out here.
This will let you blog to any Wordpress blog. As of this writing a small tweak to xmlrpc.php is required for Wordpress.org powered sites.
After a little regular expression voodoo, let’s see what this does 
Just a test using Zoundry! for posting from the desktop. It only works with Windows which is a bit counter to this Mac Mode, but maybe if enough people ask for a Mac version they will supply it. Also, I plan to check out the OPML Editor for the Mac.
Just a test using Zoundry! for posting from the desktop. It only works with Windows which is a bit counter to this Mac Mode, but maybe if enough people ask for a Mac version they will supply it. Also, I plan to check out the OPML Editor for the Mac.
The following is one of my current favorite small, useful, freeware applications for the Mac because it allows me to break up the tasks I’m doing and see how much time is actually spent doing them.
I have a general idea, but Active Timer let’s me get specific — literally down to the second — about it.
The author of the program, Robert Chin’s blog is here.
Now I am in search of something that does this on Windows? Anybody know of such an animal in existence? Freeware, shareware or commercial, please use the comments and let me know.