WARNING: Beta versions may contain bugs and cause your system to become unstable!
Growl for Windows is a Windows-compatible version of Growl, a notification system for Mac OS X.
Growl lets you know when things happen. Files finished downloading, friends came online, new email has arrived - Growl can let you know when any event occurs with a subtle notification. The rest of the time, Growl stays out of your way.
Along with letting you know when things happen, Growl also gives you full control over how you are notified and what action (if any) you want to take in response to the notification. You can choose to be alerted with a visual indicator or an audible alert, both, or neither. You can choose the type of display that is shown, whether the display remains on the screen, the importance of the notification, and even if the notification should be forwarded to another computer. You can have notifications that trigger an email, run a script, launch a program, or are read out loud.
Growl lets you know when things happen. Files finished downloading, friends came online, new email has arrived - Growl can let you know when any event occurs with a subtle notification. The rest of the time, Growl stays out of your way.
Along with letting you know when things happen, Growl also gives you full control over how you are notified and what action (if any) you want to take in response to the notification. You can choose to be alerted with a visual indicator or an audible alert, both, or neither. You can choose the type of display that is shown, whether the display remains on the screen, the importance of the notification, and even if the notification should be forwarded to another computer. You can have notifications that trigger an email, run a script, launch a program, or are read out loud.
Title : Growl 2.0 Beta 20
Operating System : Windows XP/2003/Vista
License : Freeware
File Name : Growl_v2.0b20.zip
File Size : 1.71 MB
MD5 Checksum : 7d6e626f356261bb208f8c6a5e821d16
Date Added : September 10, 2009
* improved History tab: added detail view and filtering capability
* added better proxy support, including support for custom authentication (though still manually configured)
* changed the Growl.CoreLibrary and Growl.Connector assemblies to compile for AnyCPU instead of x86, so they should work in 64-bit apps now
* updated the CallbackContext class' interface to be more intuitive and easier to use
* added the ability to specify relative icon paths in growlnotify
* added /silent switch to growlnotify to suppress all output
* removed /cc switch from growlnotify (since it is not used)
* fixed a bug that caused Notification-Callback-Target headers to be ignored
* fixed a bug that incorrectly required setting Notification-Callback-Context and Notification-Callback-Context-Type for url callbacks
* fixed a bug that caused Subscriptions to generate multiple entries in the origin machine's Forward list
* fixed a bug that could cause subscription passwords to show up in the Password Manager
* fixed a bug that could cause passwords to become 'stuck' in the Password Manager
* fixed a bug that could crash Growl if a url-based image was not available
* fixed a bug in the Outlook Add-in that wouldnt show a notification if the email subject was empty
* fixed a bug in the Outlook Add-in that didnt notify on new meeting requests
* updated Google Voice Greasemonkey script to show full SMS or Voicemail message text
* added better proxy support, including support for custom authentication (though still manually configured)
* changed the Growl.CoreLibrary and Growl.Connector assemblies to compile for AnyCPU instead of x86, so they should work in 64-bit apps now
* updated the CallbackContext class' interface to be more intuitive and easier to use
* added the ability to specify relative icon paths in growlnotify
* added /silent switch to growlnotify to suppress all output
* removed /cc switch from growlnotify (since it is not used)
* fixed a bug that caused Notification-Callback-Target headers to be ignored
* fixed a bug that incorrectly required setting Notification-Callback-Context and Notification-Callback-Context-Type for url callbacks
* fixed a bug that caused Subscriptions to generate multiple entries in the origin machine's Forward list
* fixed a bug that could cause subscription passwords to show up in the Password Manager
* fixed a bug that could cause passwords to become 'stuck' in the Password Manager
* fixed a bug that could crash Growl if a url-based image was not available
* fixed a bug in the Outlook Add-in that wouldnt show a notification if the email subject was empty
* fixed a bug in the Outlook Add-in that didnt notify on new meeting requests
* updated Google Voice Greasemonkey script to show full SMS or Voicemail message text
RELEASE DATE
- Growl 2.0.6March 03, 2011
- Growl 2.0.2March 21, 2010
- Growl 2.0.1February 15, 2010
- Growl 2.0February 15, 2010
- Growl 2.0 Beta 20September 10, 2009