Free go to the link software for mac

Go To > Anywhere! can be your best friend. It is easy to use and very powerful. When you lauch it for the first time, it will ask you for the user name you want to set it to. It will then ask for the URL to link to.

Anytime you launch the applet, it will log onto AOL and take you to the stored URL! If you are already logged on, it will still take you to the stored URL anyway.

With the new AOL software can save places in AOL to your Favorite Places list. These are actually URL pointers you can copy and place into this applet. To do so, select a favorite place from the Favorite Places palette and click the Edit button. Copy the URL and then paste that URL into the applet. The applet will now go to that location in AOL.

You can reset an applet to a new user or location at anytime by clicking the Set Prefs button when you run the applet to log on. Just indicate the new user and URL in the upcoming dialogs! To create more link applets, duplicate an exisiting applet and set it to another location or user name.

Go To > Anywhere! is delivered in two versions one will use the AOL browser when going to Internet sites, the other uses Netscape.

Enhancements:

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.1 or later.

Who's the Weak Link Now? 1.1 is an exciting and tractable game which can help you to entertain yourself effectively. Has Anne Robinson got you frustrated? Want to give her a taste of her own medicine? Feel free to knock her around a bit in this fun, ping-pong-like game.

Java Psion Link 2a5 is considered as a flexible and effective solution, created to allow you to transfer files between Psion Epoc PDAs (netBook, series 7, 5Mx, revo) and any computer with a serial port and the ability to run java. As the program uses the existing Psion Link.

Requirements:

• Java 1.4 or greater (MacOS X 10.2 or better).
• Spare Serial Port/USB Serial Port Adapter

Please note that Link Wrapper will force Linkification to only highlight part of a text link, version 1.2.2 of Linkification adds a "Thorough Mode" which is disabled by default that will resolve this, or you can just double-click on the unhighlighted text on the right of the text from a link to have it open properly.

Major Features:

1. Statusbar notification of: enabled, disabled, character limit reached or blacklisted sites
2. Clicking statusbar icon will yield opposite of current setting, so you can effectively:
   
   • Turn wrapping off and only click it when you need it temporarily
     
   • Leave it on and when you want to see a sight in long line mode just click it and it will display as-is temporarily
     
   • If enabled and you hit either the character limit or blacklist you can click it to temporarily allow link wrapping.
     
3. Draggable statusbar icon to any position you want on the statusbar
4. Option to hide statusbar icon and hide tools menu "options" menu item
5. Full customization of all current hidden settings
6. Full option dialog with all the bells and whistles, export, import, reset preferences
7. Increased default character limit to 30k characters

Enhancements:

• Minor version bump.

Requirements:

• Mozilla Firefox

Piltdown is a general purpose HTML link checker. It works recursively to discover links and determine if the objects they point to are missing or relocated. Please review the readme file piltdown.txt for a full description.

Piltdown is written in Perl and will run on nearly any networked computer.

I wrote Piltdown after becoming frustrated with the alternatives. Most link checkers available on the Internet are either incomplete, inaccurate, or both. For example, certain Web servers do not respond appropriately to the HTTP "HEAD" request, so well written link checkers that depend on HEAD will report missing links where there are none. (My testing suggests that these non-compliant servers come from a certain corporation with initials "MS". Why am I not surprised?!) Another GUI based checker for OSX worked well, but flagged all relative links with a leading "/" as errors when they were not. And what about links that hide inside of CSS or javascript files? Most link checkers cant look inside these non-html files.

So there you have it. Piltdown is available for free (!), but please do not repackage or charge a fee for it. Piltdown comes without warrantee of any kind, expressed or implied. That said, feel free to contact me with questions, bug reports, or requests for future enhancements. Like to know where the funny name came from? Read about Piltdown Man, the missing link!