Service Scrubber; and the man behind the Google-AOL deal
- Service Scrubber: remove useless services from the OSX menu
Service Scrubber : “Wouldn’t the services menu…
Service Scrubber: “Wouldn’t the services menu be much more useful if it weren’t overcrowded by services you never even thought of using?”
It’s written by Peter Maurer, the same guy who brought us Textpander.This is similar to an idea I had earlier today: something that would tell me what key combinations (eg Shift-Apple-A) have already been claimed in whatever application; then I could assign shortcuts for scripts and so on to the free ones sfely. This is a start.. (Seen at [GusMueller blog])
- The Man Behind the AOL-Google Deal
This is the sort of detail that’s fascinating to know: the guy who drove the deal along. “The fact he’s a former Netscape executive must smart with some people up at Redmond”, as the blog says. (Seen at business2blog)
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December 27th, 2005 at 3:14 pm
Service Scrubber owns! It works on Tiger and Panther. It’s great to see all that service menu clutter out of the way!