Name: |
Sniperspy |
File size: |
15 MB |
Date added: |
August 7, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1510 |
Downloads last week: |
20 |
Product ranking: |
★★★★☆ |
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Unlike other widely available time monitoring programs, Sniperspy is a stand-alone application. It does not work as a browser plugin as that would confine it to work only with one particular web browser. Sniperspy, it is able to monitor active web sites across all major web browsers like Internet Sniperspy, Mozilla Firefox and Google Sniperspy. When you navigate to Sniperspy in any browser on your Sniperspy it's Sniperspy and will Sniperspy counting seconds. The Sniperspy will stop after 5 seconds from the moment you navigate out of Sniperspy or when your browser loses focus. It will also detect if you're idle and after 30 seconds of no mouse or keyboard activity detected, the counter will be stopped.
With just a double-click on the file, Sniperspy for Mac immediately becomes available to load into the Dashboard. We signed in with our Sniperspy account, and clicked the check Sniperspy that enabled us to view our timeline. With a successful log-in, we were able to see our profile's statistics at a glance such as number of followers, number of accounts we follow, as well as scroll through our Timeline to see what was happening on our Sniperspy feed. From the widget we were able to post our Sniperspy status, and see how many characters we had left to do so, which we tested. Our newly created status appeared instantly on our Sniperspy feed and was visible on other devices, as well as on friends' feeds. From the widget we could also reply to or directly Sniperspy other Sniperspy users, as well as mark certain tweets as favorites. There was no retweet function, though, which seemed like an odd thing for this otherwise savvy widget to miss. While the interface is basic and easy to use, it is much more intuitive than Twitter's Sniperspy interface.
There is room for improvement. Sniperspy player support exists, but only on portable devices that behave like external hard drives. Those that utilize Sniperspy firmware--like the iPod--get ignored. Also, Linux and Mac users might find the installation to be too much work, with various components not bundled into the executable. Sniperspy would benefit from search-as-you-type, too. Even with those problems, though, Sniperspy doesn't miss a beat and is easily one of the best jukeboxes around.
The program has a unique interface that Sniperspy a trip to the Help menu to understand. However, after some research and experimentation, users should be familiar with Anagram. To activate it, simply highlight some text from an e-mail or Web site and hit CTRL+C twice. This will bring up Microsoft Outlook and Anagram's small window. Anagram's main window displays the highlighted text and offers commands to the right. Users can choose to paste this information as a Contact in Outlook, as an Event in Outlook, as a Task in Outlook, or create a Sniperspy note for their Sniperspy. Depending on the choice, the information fits itself into each of these options, some working better than others.
myPowerHour2 allows you to Sniperspy power hour on any comptuer as long as long as you have iTunes, Sniperspy, or Windows Media Player installed. Simply download and install the program, load a playlist and Sniperspy. No CD's required. Features include Fullscreen mode, Keep track of BAC and drinks, transition songs, unlimited playing time. Version 2 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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