• Update: “Open” For leopard doesn’t have –args as option so pay attention for the differences between the two.

Aug-12-2009 I published a script that start Google Chrome in incognito mode by default.

Since than G’s of readers used my method, and now I’m releasing the perfect Mac Solution for that problem.

Inspired by Craig H from The Web Site Is Down

1st Option:

Download the DMG I Created Here: Google Chrome (Incognito) For Snow Leopard

OR This one (Google Chrome Incognito) For Leopard

2nd Option:

1. Open Apple Script Editor and paste the following code.
Snow Leopard: do shell script "open -a Google\\ Chrome --new --args -incognito"

Leopard: do shell script "/Applications/Google\\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\\ Chrome –incognito"

2. Save & Run

This Post will show you how to create an Application from the script provides in the post Start Google Chrome In Incognito Mode

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Like most, I’m getting everyday tons of emails, I’m not saving all the addresses, but maybe I should.

I figured that if I’ll want to promote something one day I can use that list, so I wrote a script that captures all the email address to a file.

I’m using Macintosh Apple Mail and using the script editor.

This Is the Script:

This App make the finder showing Hidden and System files.
If Hidden files set to ON then it will turn it OFF.
Very good to anyone how works with Apache and needs to modify .htaccess files

**** Update: One of the readers brought to my attention that the version I posted on the site doesn’t supported by Snow Leopard.

I already fixed it and will upload it soon!

* Thanks To David

Download Here: Hidden Files Control (Free)

I’ve tweaked my Downloads folder so that applications which are usually downloaded as disk images are automatically moved to another folder.

To do that, Take a look at my Video.

I attached a script to my Downloads folder as a folder action. First, I typed the following script into Script Editor:

[applescript]

on adding folder items to theFolder after receiving downloadFile
tell application “Finder”
repeat with theFile in downloadFile
if the name of theFile ends with “.dmg” then
move theFile to folder “THE_FOLDER_YOU_CREATED” of folder “YOUR_USER_NAME” of folder “Users” of startup disk
end if
end repeat
end tell
end adding folder items to

[/applescript]