Find pages in your Bookmarks or History just by typing words you remember from them!

HistoryHound lets you do a fast keyword search on the entire content of all web pages and RSS feeds you've visited recently, plus all those that you've bookmarked. It's a "personal web search." Just type in a few keywords and HistoryHound gives you a list of pages you've viewed recently, ranked by relevance.

Have you ever tried to find something in your browser history or bookmarks, but couldn't quite remember when or where you saw it, or which browser you were using at the time? Or perhaps you've got your bookmarks meticulously organized, but it takes forever to mouse through the menus to get to something you want? HistoryHound will chase down the page for you - fast!

from MacStories http://www.macstories.net Author: Lukas Hermann Date: May 08, 2012 at 10:24AM

Platypus is a developer tool for the Mac OS X operating system. It can be used to create native, flawlessly integrated Mac OS X applications from interpreted scripts such as shell scripts or Perl, Ruby and Python programs. This is done by wrapping the script in an application bundle directory structure along with an executable binary that runs the script.

Platypus makes it easy for you to share your scripts and programs with those unfamiliar with the command line interface, without any knowledge of the Mac OS X APIs -- a few clicks and you will have your own Mac OS X graphical program. Creating installers, maintenance applications, login items, launchers, automations and droplets is very easy using Platypus.

Supports shell scripts, Perl, Python, PHP, Ruby, Expect, Tcl, AppleScript
Supports arbitrary interpreter specification
Executing scripts with root privileges via Apple's Security Framework
Drag and drop files or text snippets, which are then passed to the script as arguments
Can display graphical feedback of script execution as progress bar, text window with script output, WebKit HTML rendering or status item menus
Can create applications which run in the background (LSUIElement)
Sophisticated app bundle configuration for associated file types, identifier, version etc.
Graphical interface for bundling support files with script
Built-in script editor, or linking with external editor of choice
Set own application icon or select from presets
Command line tool for automating script application bundling
"Profiles" which can be used to save configurations

Simple Comic is the most intuitive comic reader on the Mac. Its clean interface gives you full control of your viewing experience without getting in the way. Reading comics on a computer has never been easier.

Mobile Couchbase is Beta! Your iOS apps can sync using the power of Apache CouchDB: http://t.co/NSLIINT

Synergy is Free and Open Source Software that lets you easily share your mouse and keyboard between multiple computers, where each computer has it's own display. No special hardware is required, all you need is a local area network. Synergy is supported on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

Issues: Latest fixed
FAQs: User, Developer
News/updates: Blog, Twitter
Mailing lists: User, Developer
Nightly build: Console, Builders, Packages
Major features
Move your mouse easily between computers
Requires nothing other than existing ethernet
Copy and paste between your computers
No need to press any buttons (unlike KVM)
You can still use multiple monitors on the same computer
Lock the mouse to one screen

Spectacle is a simple utility that allows you to easily organize your windows without using a mouse.
Those familiar with similar apps will find Spectacle to be a simple and unobtrusive way to become more productive while using your Mac. Using Spectacle you can view multiple documents side-by-side, move windows to other displays, or even focus your full attention to a single task.
Download your copy and enjoy!
Features
Using Spectacle you can move and resize your windows with the following actions:
Center / Cmd + Alt + C
Fullscreen / Cmd + Alt + F

Left Half / Cmd + Alt + ←
Right Half / Cmd + Alt + →
Top Half / Cmd + Alt + ↑
Bottom Half / Cmd + Alt + ↓

Upper Left Corner / Cmd + Ctrl + ←
Lower Left Corner / Cmd + Shift + Ctrl + ←
Upper Right Corner / Cmd + Ctrl + →
Lower Right Corner / Cmd + Shift + Ctrl + →

Left Display / Cmd + Alt + Ctrl + ←
Right Display / Cmd + Alt + Ctrl + →
Top Display / Cmd + Alt + Ctrl + ↑
Bottom Display / Cmd + Alt + Ctrl + ↓

Undo / Cmd + Alt + Z
Redo / Cmd + Shift + Ctrl + Z

Air Video forum with Beta Downloads

Don't you wish Leopard's Quick Look would let you inspect the contents of compressed archives? Well, I do, so I took a little code from BetterZip, a template from Apple's Xcode, added a little code here and there, and after simmering this soup for three days the BetterZip Quick Look Generator is ready for a public tasting. Hot!

The currently supported archive formats are: ZIP, TAR, GZip, BZip2, ARJ, LZH, ISO, CHM, CAB, CPIO, RAR, 7-Zip, DEB, RPM, StuffIt's SIT, DiskDoubler, BinHex, and MacBinary.

Plug-in for viewing MHT file on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard with QuickLook or Finder.

BrushView QuickLook PlugIn

BrushViewQL allows you to see the contents of Photoshop brush files. Now you no longer need to load a brush file into Photoshop to see its contents.

These files typically have a .abr suffix.

For Mac OSX 10.5+ only, this Quick Look generator displays the contents of a metainfo “.torrent” file. Useful if you ever have to sort through torrent files that are named by 10 year old children, but don’t feel like firing up your client just to see what’s in it.

Qhub is a free, easy way for anyone to build a fully featured question and answers community.