Hi, I'm Colin. (Free subscription) | 12/01/2008
... that it has been one of the longest periods of time between releases. This is most likely due to Todd Ditchendorf , the developer of Fluid, taking on the much more challenging task of creating a full-fledged Web browser called Cruz . On the Fluid blog Todd mentions that “This release incorporates most of the features and fixes that went into Cruz 0.1…”. That makes me happy,...
MacUser (Free subscription) | 10/29/2008
You may have thought the web browser market share was over-saturated, but don’t tell me thought that was going to stop developers. The latest entry in the market is Cruz , a WebKit-based browser developed by Todd Ditchendorf, who also created standalone web-app browser Fluid . Cruz looks an awful lot like Safari when you boot it up, with a streamlined interface that borrows heavily from...
PalmAddicts (Free subscription) | 10/27/2008
I've been dying to say that, since way back then when Tom Cruise is still hanging out with the beautiful Penelope Cruz. Tabloids were often making jokes about their names, which rhyme when said but different when written. Wait, I'm here not to talk about them! ;-) What I wanted to talk about is Cruz , the new web browser for Mac OS X. The creative mind behind Cruz is none other than Todd Ditchendorf;...
TG Daily (Free subscription) | 10/27/2008
Chicago (IL) – If you enjoy trying out new software occasionally and Apple users who are not completely happy with Safari could check out a brand new option in the browser market: Mac users with Leopard on their systems may want to check out Cruz. Designed by Todd Ditchendorf, the creator of the app browser , this browser is not only , but user friendly and feature filled. allows users...
The Apple Blog (Free subscription) | 10/24/2008
If you are a regular user of sites like Gmail, Tweenky, Google Reader and other application-like web apps then you are probably already familiar with Fluid, an OS X application written by Todd Ditchendorf that lets you turn those sites into bona-fide, separate Cocoa desktop applications (a.k.a. Site Specific Browsers) via one simple dialog. With Fluid, [...]
