xCHM
xCHM (xchm.sourceforge.net) - another .chm viewer for the MacOS. This one is cross-platform, available for MacOS X and Windows(?). Opensource, published under the GPL.
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Flip4Mac
Flip4Mac (www.flip4mac.com) - this is a solution that is required for easy integration of numerous format encoded .wmv and .avi files, it other words, all those movies your PC-owning friend can play and you normally can't. It is brought to you by the nice folks at Telestream, Inc. and they also give you the opportunity to purchase WMV Player Pro (allows for re-encoding in QuickTime formats) as well as several other pro-video oriented tools.
Firefox
This one probably doesn't need introduction, being the web browser of choice for millions of people. I don't use it as a Safari replacement, but rather as a second browser, for secure and banking sites as well as for web development due to the gazillion web dev extentions available.
CrossOver Mac
CrossOver Mac (www.codeweavers.com) - this is CodeWeaver's Windows-compatibility-for-the-Mac product, it lets you run Windows applications without running windows or requiring a Windows license. It is the perfect solution if you just need to test that web page with IE6. The catch - only helps you run win98 compatible software. Based on the Wine project. $59.95 commercial license, trial available.
Chmox
Chmox (chmox.sourceforge.net) A .chm reader for the MacOS X. .chm is the extention for Windows help file. Why do I need to reed Windows help files? Well, I don't, but seems a good majority of the e-book pirates fro m the ex-soviet countries have been using .chm as a cheap substitude for .pdf. Well, what do you know... Universal app, published under the GNU LGPL.
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