Top Internet Software for Mac

Backup. Sync. Share. Access Everywhere. All data encrypted on your...

NewzScape is designed to run through binary newsgroups, downloading everything it finds. It will run non-stop, scouring your favorite newsgroups day after day. All that you need to do is check the Downloads folder from time-to-time to see what files have...

Stop clicking bookmarks -- let NetNewsWire Lite show you what's new in your favorite websites.NetNewsWire Lite reads RSS and Atom feeds and shows you what articles you haven't read so you can read them right there, in the app.You can go through all your...

MYComics makes it easy and fun to view, save, and share your favorite online comic strips. With a database of over 350 comics and a built-in web browser, MYComics allows you to enjoy all your favorites, from classics like Calvin & Hobbes and Peanuts, to...

Dumpster Drive is a file-sharing application that recycles digital files. Using dumpster diving as a model for recirculating unwanted objects, Dumpster Drive allows others to dig through files that you delete on your computer in a passive file-sharing...

NewsRack is a powerful RSS reader for Mac OS X that can be fully synchronized with your Google Reader account (if you want to).It offers a keyboard-friendly, tabbed interface that stays out of your way, so that you can focus on the news you care...

This the homepage of the open-source rss2email project. rss2email is a free tool for delivering news from RSS feeds to your email program that works under Windows and UNIX, including Linux, Mac OS X, BSD and CentOS.What is new in this release:* Upgraded...

Cyndicate is an RSS/Atom aggregator and content management application. In other words, Cyndicate will help you manage, view, read, and rate the syndicated content or feeds you'll find on person blogs, news sites, forums, and around the...

You want to get things done and be productive during your day, so you close Mail and Twitter. But how will you post that funny thing your coworker just said, that awesome link to a new site or that screenshot of the project you're working on? That's where...

If you've imported your Facebook contacts into the Mac OS X Address Book application you may have noticed that these contacts sometimes have a special "Homepage" address that looks something like this: These links seem like they should take you to a...