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OmniGroup sets some of their OS X apps free
by Nik Fletcher Feb 25th 2009 at 6:00PM
World-renowned Mac developers OmniGroup have announced that they're making a few of their applications available for free. Amongst the four applications which are no longer under active development is OmniWeb, the OmniGroup's long-standing browser that's been around far longer than Apple's recently-upgraded Safari browser. The other three applications, OmniDazzle (which lets you add visual effects on-screen and around your mouse cursor during presentations), OmniDiskSweeper (disk usage utility) and the developer-oriented OmniObjectMeter, are a neat array of tools.Free versions of all four applications, being made available as the company "make[s] some difficult decisions about where to focus our attention as our business continues to grow" are going up today, and will be available from the relevant product pages.
via TUAW
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