We are proud to present two quick tour videos, giving you a basic idea of how Butler and yFlicks work, respectively. These videos have been created by loyal users and — dare we say — good friends of ours, which makes us feel deeply grateful.
And just so you know: If you’re interested in pointing out what you like most about our products in a similar fashion, just drop us a line. We’ll be more than happy to link to your videos.
yFlicks 1.0.2 mainly improves drag & drop support. For instance, yFlicks now generates groups automatically whenever you add file system folders to its library, representing subfolder hierarchies as nested groups where appropriate.
Moreover, you can now define seperate sorting criteria for each group. These criteria are also reflected in the library view on the left hand side of yFlicks’ main window.
Although this site has been up for a few weeks, most of our applications were still hosted on Peter’s personal web site. That’s no longer the case, and we ‘re quite happy to have completed our relocation.
There’s a technical implication to this, too. If you were still monitoring Peter’s web log (i.e., the respective RSS feed) for software updates, there’s no point in doing so any longer. You’ll want to switch to this one, instead.
yFlicks 1.0.1 adds support for MyVideo, a German online video community, and displays a download status when downloading online videos from YouTube, for instance. Also fixes two minor bugs.
yFlicks is not just a movie player. Go see for yourself.
So we did it. We’ve created a new site. We’ve created a new application — see next posting. And we did it on time.
Now, in case you’re wondering what Many Tricks is: It’s a new project where Peter Maurer, of Butler/Textpander/Witch fame, and Alexander Schön, an aspiring new developer, join forces to provide you with even better Mac software. Here’s more information about us.
All of the previously available applications will be moved to our new server within the next few days. And don’t worry — there won’t be any sudden license changes. We’ll try to make this transition as smooth as possible.
Many Tricks