Surfulater 3.42.0.0

Whats new in version 3.42.0.0:
V3.42.0.0 is an update to work with Firefox Version 5.

Publisher review:
Surfulater is incredibly powerful desktop software that enables you to manage your Internet research. Search engines fulfill a critical role in finding the research content, the needles in the haystack, but what do you do with that valuable page once you have found it? How do you keep it, categorize and structure it, and comment upon it? In the physical world, you have filing cabinets, folders, photocopies, post-its and comments. Digital research requires digital management.

Surfulater is the Internet research filing cabinet, complete with drawers, folders and tags for organization, a built-in "photocopier" to keep saved permanent copies, comments and annotations to manage the content itself, and a powerful search engine to find results easily.

When you use Surfulater you'll never loose important information you find on the Web or have to worry about Web sites or pages disappearing never to be found again. Download our Free Trial and start Saving what you Surf today.

Surfulater works with Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer.
Requirements:
30M Disk space, 1GB RAM

Operating system:
Win7 x32,Win7 x64,WinVista,WinVista x64,WinXP

Release notes:
Minor Update

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