AOL Desktop integrates email, Web browsing, instant messaging, and other online activities into a single, easy-to-use application, letting you multitask in fewer clicks and fewer hassles. With a sleek, modern interface and convenient new features, it is designed to help make everything you do online faster and easier.
AOL is back for Mac. AOL is reaffirming its commitment to Mac users with the first beta release of a brand new, all-in-one web software, now available for download: AOL Desktop for Mac. The best part, this free new software was developed by Mac users, for Mac users, from the ground up. Your Mac makes your life easy. Make it even easier with the new AOL Desktop for Mac. Mac@AOL Blog can be found at http://macblog.aol.com.
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- Embedded graphics in HTML e-mail issue has been fixed with the installation Safari 4.0.3. Safari 4.0.3 updated the underlying web rendering engine used by many Macintosh applications, including AOL Desktop for Mac 1.6
- Added code to detect duplicate or corrupt messages in mail database. This should delete the corrupt message and fetch original from host
- Changed mail reply to use standard email addresses rather than additional info supplied in message header
- Fixed duplicate folders in mail database. Corrupt database will be replaced
- Improved mail UI responsiveness
- Added detect and reject code for corrupt mail database
Reviewing 1.6 Beta 3 (Oct 14, 2009)
get the full bloat of AOL now with Real media player for your mac
Reviewing 1.6 Beta 2 (Sep 13, 2009)
Why would anyone with a Mac put this mess on the machine?
The Windows version is bad enough, Eeeek!
I've started calling it the freeze me up bundle.
Reviewing 1.5 Beta 8 (Dec 12, 2008)
Brilliant - just like building a Wal Mart inside the Mall
Reviewing 1.5 Beta 8 (Dec 12, 2008)
All of AOL software is Beta. Who would ever put a RC on crap. Last desktop for Mac was bad and this one is no better. Who really needs AOL software running on their computer? Even if some of the few who still use AOL, why even bother with the software? A good web browser like Safari or Firefox will run much better and use less resources.
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