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With Butler's file launcher, you can access applications and any other kind of document by browsing fully customizable system-wide menus, pressing hot keys, clicking hot corners, or entering abbreviations. Butler will learn from your habits and remember what you want a certain abbreviation to do (e.g., enter "ab" to launch "Address Book").
Bookmark manager offers you a way to manage your bookmarks without depending on a certain browser.Butler's bookmarks are always accessible through its system-wide menus, hot keys, etc.
Web search utility- If your menu bar is too crowded for an input field, you can also use hot keys to pop up dedicated web search windows. Butler supports a large number of search engines by default, but you can easily add your own search engines.
Pasteboard extension lets you access items you have previously stored in your pasteboard.
And so much more-You can use Butler to simulate keystrokes, move and copy files, control iTunes, access the system preferences, change the current user, and so on.
New in this version:
fixes some smaller issues, including my all-time favorite, the "Hägar" bug. Moreover, Butler should start up noticeably faster on typical setups.
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