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Giveaway of the day — Advanced URL Catalog 2.14
Advanced URL Catalog 2.14 estaba como Giveaway el día n 26 de octubre de 2009
Advanced URL Catalog - es un Administrador Profesional de Favoritos, Marcadores & URL para Windows XP / Server 2003 / Vista / Server 2008 / Windows 7 compatible con todos los navegadores.
Advanced URL Catalog es la solución completa en la administración de marcadores que te permite crear, editar, importar, exportar, organizar, sincronizar, remover y validar tus páginas de Internet favoritas.
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Requerimientos del Sistema:
Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, 2008 Server and Windows 7. Works with 32 & 64 bit versions (NB: it will not run under Windows 3.1 and Windows NT 3.1 or 3.5); Pentium 800 MHz or better; 128 MB RAM or more; Requires .Net 2.0 Framework; 32 MB of free disk space
Publicado por:
Jordysoft.comPágina Oficial:
http://www.jordysoft.com/aucatalog/advanced-url-catalog.aspxTamaño del Archivo:
15.8 MB
Precio:
20 euro
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Comentarios en Advanced URL Catalog 2.14
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The Good
* Straightforward and fairly easy to use.
* Can import bookmarks from Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Chrome, HTML file, and Del.icio.us.
* Can export bookmarks to Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Chrome, HTML file, Del.icio.us.
* Can grab URLs, and add them, from all active browsers.
* Allows you to create multiple different databases/profiles.
* Has a built in search tool.
* Can check for, and remove, dead links and duplicates.
* Allows user to add website login information (if applicable), and comments for each bookmark.
* Can "auto check" for bookmark validity on a scheduled basis.
The Bad
* Grabbing URLs does not work with Opera (v10.00).
* Sometimes has trouble detecting when Firefox tabs are no longer open (when grabbing URLs).
* Fairly RAM intensive.
* Has a built in web browser but the browser does not have any sort of direct link (for adding bookmarks) to the bookmark portion of the program so what is the point of the browser?
* Lacking any sort of password protection feature.
* Can't find some features the developer claims to have included such as "creates thumbnail images of your favorite websites" or the "drop basket".
* No Help file (local or remote).
Free Alternatives
Linkman Lite
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#7 "you can duplicate all of these features with a free add-on or two." Fantastic so what you are saying is "another program does the same as this one"? Hmm, that doesn't really help anyone.
If you are going to mention "a free add-on of two", go as far as to actually name these addons and match them up to program features.
Users who haven't already committed the list of available firefox addons to memory will thank you.
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Since this is a minor upgrade from the previous version, which didn't work correctly, I was only interested in checking the installation, compared to the previous version. I don't really care if the broken things were fixed, since this doesn't do anything that interests me. It adds a couple of empty registry entries and deletes the Internet Explorer Start Page. I block its Internet access because it defaults to checking bookmarks at intervals.
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Its not often that I disagree with Ashrafs opinion but I do this time. He gives 3 instances of "Bad Behaviour". #1 During installation, Advanced URL Catalog has an option already checked where it changes your homepage to the developer's homepage: Of course you can opt-out of it, but there is absolute no need to have that kind of thing in the first place. #2. On the developer's website, he/she lists a link to download his/her software "from Download.com", but the link does not lead to Download.com but rather to the developer's own download section. #3. The developer includes links to his/her website in the default profile/database. You can always delete them but still the developer really shouldn't be infiltrating your bookmarks like that." Ashraf then gives the program a rating of GOOD. For the first instance of bad behaviour alone I would not install this program - what else is it doing? Also some less savvy users may not know how to change back to their home page.
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Hmpf. So this program is still fiddling around with your home page? I have to wonder if it still changes your search provider as well. Last time I tried this it did both and then made it harder than it needed to be to change things back.
When are programmers going to write programs that ONLY do what they are advertised to do by default, and ASK THE USER before doing anything else, and I mean anything else at all, including spawning icons in every conceivable corner of Windows?
I was willing to give this program another try, but when I read that it still changes the home page by default, it failed my criteria, and should fail yours for just that reason.
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