Gz Reader For Mac

Posted : admin | On 29-05-2021

Freeware
macOS
10.3 MB
Mac

3 USB Port & SD/TF Card Reader: Allow you to connect keyboard, mouse, thumb drive to your Mac Pro or windows powered type-C PC. Offers data transfer speed up to 5 Gbps. Built in SD and TF slots easily access files from universal SD card/Micro SD card. SecureZIP for Mac in Reader Mode Enterprise customers who regularly exchange compressed and encrypted data with users on Macintosh OS X may find situations where a partner does not already have SecureZIP for Mac and is unable to open encrypted files they receive.

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Vienna is an open source freeware Mac OS X RSS reader with support for RSS/Atom feeds, article storage and management via a SQLite database, written in Objective-C and Cocoa.

Vienna has been designed to provide simple newsreading capabilities for non-technical users while still aiming to be as feature rich as commercial newsreaders.

NOTE: Vienna is distributed under the Apache License 2.0.

Features:

  • Subscribe to Atom/RSS news feeds and podcasts.
  • Simple and intuitive user interface.
  • Built-in tabbed browser.
  • Smart folders for organising related feed articles.
  • Custom article display styles.
  • Three separate reading layouts.
  • Blogging integration.
  • Filter the displayed articles.
  • Manual reordering of the subscription list.
  • Full AppleScript support.
  • Localized into several languages.

What's New:

Adobe Reader For Mac

  • Fix crash on startup on Mac OS X 10.9 and 10.10
  • Changed file extension for binaries upload to tar.gz (instead of .tgz) as Github's user interface got picky again

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