Is there any Mac Software that lets you interact with MacRumors

[macsrules]

It there any blogging or other Mac Software out there that lets you log into your MacRumors account and interact with posts other than having to go through the browser?

[soms]

You mean like a widget or something to show when someone replies to a thread? or?

[clevin]

u mean something like a newsgroup?

[macsrules]

Something like a piece of software that you can keep open in your dock.


1. This software has the ability to show the different forums.

2. This software also has the ability to post to different threads or forums.

3. This software could also, like mail, give you an indicator that others have posted to your own threads.

4. Also, keep your password in the software and when you open this application it automatically logs you in.


Maybe there is nothing like that out there, I just know that there are a lot of people that have been members for a long time, so if there was something like this, someone would know.

[Sky Blue]

Maybe if hijack ever gets developed...

http://hijackapp.com/

[Baron58]

Something like a piece of software that you can keep open in your dock.


1. This software has the ability to show the different forums.

2. This software also has the ability to post to different threads or forums.

3. This software could also, like mail, give you an indicator that others have posted to your own threads.

4. Also, keep your password in the software and when you open this application it automatically logs you in.


Maybe there is nothing like that out there, I just know that there are a lot of people that have been members for a long time, so if there was something like this, someone would know.


Yeah. It's called a 'web browser'. Popular ones are 'Firefox' and 'Safari'.

[macsrules]

Sky Blue, I like it, it looks like it could be a really good application from what I read and saw on their site.

[tdhurst]

Yeah. It's called a 'web browser'. Popular ones are 'Firefox' and 'Safari'.

Hilarious.

[macsrules]

appleretailguy

aha
Quote:
Originally Posted by Baron58
Yeah. It's called a 'web browser'. Popular ones are 'Firefox' and 'Safari'.

Yea, it had me in stitches. ;)

[trojanvillage]

You can always try Internet Explorer 7 for mac, see how far that gets you...

[tdhurst]

Perhaps Flock or Opera.