Free webpages software for mac

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.0 or later.

PageThing is an application which automates a tedious part of web-design: the creation of webpages to show a series of images, with navigational links between those pages.
Say you had 20 images, and wanted to make a page for each image - like a gallery. Youd normally make one page, insert the image and links, then copy it 19 times. Then youd have to alter every single one of those pages, updating the links and changing the image as appropriate. How annoying, boring and time-consuming!
Thats where PageThing comes in. You can just choose the basic formatting of your pages, choose a few options, and your pages will be created automatically!
PageThing will even take care of making sure all your navigational links are in place
Enhancements:
- Full compiled application; no more reliance on AppleScript
- Much faster generation of pages: up to 14 pages per second, depending on chosen settings
- Progress dialog to show you how many pages have been made, and how many will be made in total
- Ability to choose colors with the Mac OS color-pickers
- One-click "snap to web-safe" feature for all web colors
- You can still enter color values from the keyboard if you choose, and be warned immediately if the color isnt web-safe
- Online help for every control in every dialog
- Online tips and information about how colors are specified on the web
- Ability to choose whether to use text or images for First, Last, Previous and Next links
- Ability to add numerical links on each page, linking to all other pages
- Relative text sizes
- Choice of which application the pages will belong to (i.e. which app theyll open in when double-clicked).

iWapper 2.0 is regarded as a very flexible and effective tool which allows everyone to set up their own WAP server on any Mac OS X 10.3 system in no time.

WAP (wireless application protocol) sites are a special kind of websites (in XML/WML format) that can be displayed on many cell phones (works best with GPRS/3G UMTS). Until today, setting up a proprietary WAP server has been a big fuss and tools to set up WAP web pages are extremely rare. But now there is help: iWapper can do it all for you -- and even for free (or for a tiny fee, if you want to remove an "powered by iWapper" link on the bottom of every generated page)! iWapper can generate WAP sites for you; not only you can use text styles, text sizes, images and place links (even download links, email links and phone call links are possible!); iWapper can also store clips from real-world www-webpages in an intelligent way, so that it can update dynamic content automatically and put it into WAP files. New iWapper 2.0 release adds support for RSS news feeds and dynamic text file updates and comes with a bunch of new features. Moreover, iWapper generates an automatic WAP index page for you -- easy and fast!

Do you need to check a web page or a local file frequently, looking for changes in them? You know its boring, error prone and a real waste of precious time.

Several web sites offer RSS feeds, but they do not necessarily cover the type of information you are looking for and there arent many tools to check local files.

Changes Meter does this exact job for you and it will notify you with a colorful, useful and unobtrusive pie chart icon on the menu bar.

iPlaylist 1.1 is written to be a tiny and convenient application which can easily convert your iTunes Music Library to HTML so you can put it on your webpage. iPlaylist is skinned so that it will look just like iTunes.

You can click here to see a preview of what iPlaylist generated HTML webpages will look like. iPlaylist is based on iTunes2HTML which is another freeware application made to display your iTunes albums.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.1 or later

MegaSearch 1.4 is a beneficial and easy-to-use application which uses an advanced methodology to prioritize results.

The current "top four" search engines (Google, Teoma, Yahoo!, and MSN) all yield different ordering (and, in most instances, content) for their top-listed results. It would frequently be very useful to be able to conduct a search on all four engines "all at once", retrieve the results, and open them. Additionally, it would be desirable to eliminate any duplicates, and sort the remaining results according to the average of their individual search engine rankings: this is why MegaSearch was created.

This widget takes a search query, posts it to Google, Teoma, Yahoo!, and MSN, and collects the results in a NoteTaker notebook. Any duplicate results are eliminated; the remaining results are ordered as follows:

• Results that show up in more than one search engine are grouped together according to how many search engines returned the result in question;
• Within each group, results are sorted according to the average of their individual search engine rankings.

For all the search engines, only those links that correspond directly to search results are extracted (i.e., the ads, links to other parts of the search engine sites, etc., will not be included).
After this widget has finished, webpages may be loaded by hand one at a time, or all at once by running the "Load MegaSearch Pages" script within NoteTaker.

Notes:

• A new NoteTaker notebook is created for each new search.
• Since collecting all the results may take a while (depending upon the speed of your computer and your Internet connection), the notebook returns to the original search page at the end of the search to let you know the process is complete.
• Ask.com (a.k.a. AskJeeves.com) is not included in the search engines, since it uses - and yields results identical to - the Teoma search engine.
• Some duplicates may remain, due to the fact that not all search engines may refer to the same page in the same way. Thus, Google may return the URL for a given page as "http://www.mysite.com", while Yahoo! may list it as "http://mysite.com/index.html".