Pathway 1.0b free download

 
A semantic browser that tracks your steps through MediaWiki sites. It represents visited pages by nodes, which are interconnected to form the trail that you've made. As you hop from page to page, Pathway constructs a web, which enables you to keep a clear overview of your wiki explorations.

What's new in this version:

Most important features:

- Support for regular pages.
- New Info inspector, enhanced image viewer.
- Search wikis for the articles you want to add.
- Better searching and filtering.
- Collections.

Other changes:

- Highlighting of nodes on mouse over.
- Arcs now smootly follow the node contour instead of snapping to a fixed point
- Better drag support for the different views.
- Better visual cues for unread status.
- A widescreen view style.
- A refreshed interface style, inspired by Mail.app.
- Ability to empty the cache.
- Friendlier start screen with convenience options.
- Enhanced progress indicator.
- Friendlier loading view.
- Tool tips.
- A Help Book.
- HTTPS support.
- Support for more variations of wiki base URLs.
- Basic undo/redo support.

Bug fixes:

- Fixed a bug where Pathway wouldn't save with error: "nodes relationship not satisfied".
- Fixed several cases where Pathway wouldn't show the white cloud around a node.
- And a lot more that I haven't kept track of...
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