The Omni Group today announced that it would continue to sell its 'Productivity Bundle,' as a result of popular customer demand. The software bundle, which includes Omni's most popular Mac OS X applications, was first announced as a post-Macworld Expo deal and retails for $110 -- a $25 savings. The latest versions of OmniWeb, OmniGraffle, OmniOutliner and OmniDiskSweeper are included.
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Throw in tabbed browsing (as in Mozilla) and you've got a deal.
I find myself using OmniWeb more often than IE. And while it's not perfect (specially in its handling of pages with many tables), I chose to pay and encourage the development of a competitor to IE.
I'm also keeping an eye on Chimera. It's slowly starting to become a great browser.
FakeNews© - In an attempt to emulate Apple, OmniGroup announced today a special bundle of productivity applications for $110. At the same time they have eliminated sales of individual components. A spokesman for the company said that "we believe this provides a great value for the consumer and don't care if they don't want all of the applications and, hey, if Apple can do it with .mac we thought, it must be a good way to do things".
I totally agree with you, I bought Omniweb for the same reason.
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LOL
Omniweb is good, but it isn't good enough to warrant paying for it yet. Maybe when v5 comes, but for now it's just another browser that happens to be a BIT better than IE.