Another week, another new Mac software company springs onto the scene. This week it's Barton Springs Software, and their flagship product is Switchblade. Switchblade is an application launcher controlled by a menubar item. Nothing new about that, certainly. However, Switchblade has the attribute I recall trying out in another similar menubar launcher called My Favorite Things, from Old Jewel Software. Switchblade is shareware for $8, with a free 14-day trial. While at it, compare with My Favorite Things, which costs $17.85 but can be used for free "for as long as you'd like."
Switchblade: New “Learning” Menubar Launcher
Published August 4th, 2006
Switchblade is an application switcher with a twist... it learns!
Another week, another new Mac software company springs onto the scene. This week it's Barton Springs Software, and their flagship product is Switchblade. Switchblade is an application launcher controlled by a menubar item. Nothing new about that, certainly. However, Switchblade has the attribute I recall trying out in another similar menubar launcher called My Favorite Things, from Old Jewel Software. Switchblade is shareware for $8, with a free 14-day trial. While at it, compare with My Favorite Things, which costs $17.85 but can be used for free "for as long as you'd like."
Another week, another new Mac software company springs onto the scene. This week it's Barton Springs Software, and their flagship product is Switchblade. Switchblade is an application launcher controlled by a menubar item. Nothing new about that, certainly. However, Switchblade has the attribute I recall trying out in another similar menubar launcher called My Favorite Things, from Old Jewel Software. Switchblade is shareware for $8, with a free 14-day trial. While at it, compare with My Favorite Things, which costs $17.85 but can be used for free "for as long as you'd like."
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