Chris Bright is not a man. He's a p-whipped husband.
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@katscanne: Audacity is good, but the interface isn't the most usable.
@TheFu: Unfortunately, Lynx does not remove images, which IYHY actually does.
And it also kills tables and page layouts, too. The processed pages have no resemblence to the original page, which is especially bad when you're looking for a specific piece of information on a page you regularly visit. Good idea, bad execution.
@recovr: It's good to see an alternative program , buy you have not yet put a ZIP archive on your site.
Those are good ideas to add on, but I don't use .NET Trainwreck.
One more time, here is a nearly complete list of all tray application titles suggested by users. If you are looking for more than the most popular, titles are a place to start.
I asked LH for complete list of the suggestions, not just the five chosen.
As I asked in the "open thread" of a few days ago, can a complete list of suggested programs be posted in the above article? For those not interested in the narrow scope of the five chosen but who would like to look at the rest, a complete list would help, even if it's just plain text.
Some people are taking "Super Bowl snacks" too seriously:
@bachya: There's a difference between those offering only kneejerk reactions and those offering information. Don't lump the two together.
@Dr. Vrein: Wordweb uses simplified phonetics, such as "he'low" for 'hello', rather than the International Phonetic Alphabet which most dictionaries use.
That site is a yelve.
VOTE: Deskmenu
@Lecter: The question is, how could you work with that much stuff in your tray? How many do you have, 20?
Vote: Yankee Clipper
Neat idea - really! Now if I only had a use for it.
@Kyang: All the wit in the world doesn't disprove that IE8 is a competent browser.
Before you begin, we recommend that you download a different browser so you won't have to save your files and close your programs. Opera, K-Meleon and Firefox are available. Hell, even Nutscrape and Arachne are better.