BackTrack 5.0.8

BackTrack 5.0.8 appears along with the new level of safety by logging all text (except passwords) for Mac which is typed onto all windows in all applications. The main advantage BackTrack has over other logging applications is BackTracks ability to log the window name that is in front while you are typing. BackTrack saves all its data to a SQLite database file. This file contains the application name, the window name, the date & time, and what you typed.

For example, suppose you're working on a MS Word document, you haven't saved the document for awhile, and Word crashes. Normally you would have lost all the text you typed since your last save, however, since the text is also in the BackTrack file, the text you typed has been saved. Simply copy the text from BackTrack to the clipboard, and paste it onto your Word document.

Another example, you sent an email two weeks ago, and you're not sure what was in the message. Since you delete all email over a week old, you can't find the email message in your email application. What to do? Simply search the BackTrack file for the day you wrote the message!

Enhancements:

• Fixed a MacOS 10.6 bug that occurred when taking screenshots