Page Saver 2.6

April 13th, 2010 by Kathleen Brade

Yesterday we released an update to Page Saver Basic and Page Saver Pro. This version (2.6) includes a new “Save files to” option to allow image files to be saved to a directory other than the one Firefox uses for downloads.

Option:  Save Files To

Also, we fixed a problem that prevented some Flash sites from loading correctly when the “Arrange to Capture Flash Content” option was enabled.

For Page Saver Pro, we improved Firefox 3.6 compatibility for region capture.

Thank you to everyone who reported these problems. If you want to contact us, please visit our feedback page.

Clue Tracker for iPhone / iPod touch

January 11th, 2010 by Kathleen Brade

Happy New Year!

Clue Tracker iconWe are happy to announce the availability of a new product, Clue Tracker for the iPhone and iPod touch. Clue Tracker is a location-aware mobile app that makes it easy to find and use letterbox clues. Learn more on the Clue Tracker product page.

What is a letterbox? A letterbox is the “treasure” part of a treasure hunting hobby called letterboxing. Letterboxes are hidden all over the world. Clues to finding letterboxes can be found on web sites such as http://letterboxing.org and http://atlasquest.com. Each letterbox contains a logbook for people who find the box to record their nickname and date, plus a rubber stamp which they can use to make an imprint in their personal letterbox journal.

We love to receive feedback and suggestions so please send them to us.

Do Not Disturb 1.2

October 2nd, 2009 by Mark Smith

Today, in addition to new versions of Page Saver, we also released an update to Do Not Disturb (an extension for Mozilla Firefox that suppresses prompts and other behaviors that interfere with unattended use of the browser).

The new version suppresses prompts that may prevent a browser window from closing when a web page uses an onBeforeUnload event handler. This problem was reported by one of our long-time customers, and this enhancement will benefit everyone.

You can update to Do Not Disturb 1.2 from the Firefox add-ons window.

Page Saver Basic and Pro 2.5

October 2nd, 2009 by Mark Smith

Today, we released version 2.5 of both Page Saver Basic and Pro.
Here are some of the enhancements included in the both the Basic and Pro editions:

  • Added an option to show the Page Saver item in the Firefox Status Bar. Learn more.
  • Added a -savelog command line flag to allow the PageSaver:CaptureComplete log output to easily be captured in a file. Learn more.
  • A new flashdelay command line option was added to allow an additional capture delay to be used when a page contains Flash content. Learn more.
  • Improved Flash capture for dynamic pages.
  • When a page is too large to be captured in its entirety, an alert message is displayed.
  • Added a hidden preference named pagesaver.file.name.maxlength that may be modified to change the maximum length of the file paths that Page Saver generates. Learn more.
  • Added Galician translation and updated other translations (special thanks to Eduardo Bauta Bis and all of the BabelZilla translators).

PRO In addition, Page Saver Pro purchasers can enjoy these enhancements:

  • When capturing a selected region, the position and size of the selected area is displayed.
  • When capturing a selected region, the arrow keys may be used to move (nudge) the selected area one pixel at a time (hold down the shift key to move it 10 pixels at a time).
  • When capturing a selected region, the Enter or Return key may be used to complete the capture.
  • When using the -saveoptions right and bottom command line options, negative values may be used to specify an offset from the right and bottom edge of the page.

As usual, you can upgrade from the Firefox add-ons window. If you are not using Page Saver yet, start at this page.

Most of these enhancements were requested by our customers. We value your feedback.

Lower Prices for Pearl Comments

September 24th, 2009 by Mark Smith

Recently, we lowered the rates for our Pearl Comments hosted service. If you heard about Google’s new Sidewiki public web page commenting system and are looking for a private, workgroup focused solution take a look at Pearl Comments.