Helium Foot Software has released a new version of its web browser-management utility that enables Mac owners to use each installed web browser more effectively. The developer, Keith Alperin, is also known for MercuryMover, a utility that lets Mac users move and resize windows on the screen employing only the keyboar... |
27 October 2009
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Helium Foot Software has recently updated MercuryMover, the company's Mac OS X app that allows you to move and resize any window on your Mac with your keyboard. The latest release notes for the software reveal that Helium Foot has been busy fixing an intermittent system hang when disconnecting/reconnecting a se... |
21 April 2009
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Helium Foot Software has released a new version of MercuryMover, a cool program for Mac OS X that allows you to move and resize windows on screen without ever touching the mouse. The new release includes a bunch of fixes and is immediately available for download right here on our site.Keith Alperin, the head of Heliu... |
20 February 2009
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Helium Foot Software, maker of MercuryMover, has added a new Mac app to its portfolio. Highbrow is a web browser management utility that enables Mac owners to use each installed web browser more effectively. Fresh out of beta, Highbrow 1.0 is now available to demo and buy. To better explain how Highbrow can assist y... |
15 December 2008
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As some of you may have heard, Helium Foot Software's flagship Mac app, MercuryMover, is launching as version 2.0 today. It is a free upgrade to existing users, and can be acquired at an introductory price ($20.00) by non-users. We've had the chance to talk to the head of Helium Foot Software, Keith Alperin... |
22 September 2008
03:28 GMT |
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Helium Foot Software is proud to announce the launch of a public beta for its MercuryMover utility app for Mac. MercuryMover lets you move and resize windows on your Mac using only the keyboard. Download the free trial version now and try it out. It's great!“MercuryMover reduces the friction you feel when ... |
15 September 2008
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