OmniWeb on sale, $9.95
I nearly choked on my own excitement when OmniWeb was finally universal, and it seems The Omni Group is making one last push to send me to an early grave: For the month of November, they're offering OmniWeb for a nifty $9.95 -- $20 off the original price.
I know what you're thinking: Why pay for a browser? Because, my friend, it doth rocketh. Workspaces, thumbnail tabs, advanced auto-saving features, site-specific preferences, super-speed...uh...pretty icon...etc.
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I nearly choked on my own excitement when OmniWeb was finally universal, and it seems The Omni Group is making one last push to send me to an early grave: For the month of November, they're offering OmniWeb for a nifty $9.95 -- $20 off the original price.I know what you're thinking: Why pay for a browser? Because, my friend, it doth rocketh. Workspaces, thumbnail tabs, advanced auto-saving features, site-specific preferences, super-speed...uh...pretty icon...etc.
If you've never used OmniWeb, I suggest giving it a try before November's end; you may like it, and if you do, now's the perfect time get that license.
-From TUAW
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2 comments:
I totally jumped on this deal. I love OmniWeb's drag-and-drop tabs, even if it does run a bit ragged on my G4... the new Xeons crunch right through it.
And the latest version with its improved WebKit has nearly convered me from all my other browsers... still a few things that don't render quite right in WebKit.
I plunked down my $10, too. Except for a few Java script issues, this browser rocks.
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