If I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere… WebnoteHappy made it in to Macworld! Its mentioned in the sidebar for an article called “Be a Power Browser” and the sidebar specifically is called “Use Bookmarks Anywhere.” It’s also in the print magazine of Macworld, the February 2007 issue, on page 74. Thanks to …

Well WebnoteHappy got on the “nice” list with MacSanta and so now along with many other great Independent Mac Developer software titles, it is now 20% off until Christmas Day. Just enter the coupon code “MACSANTA” when you check out and enjoy the savings! To save you a little bit of math, the WebnoteHappy single …

Today Happy Apps is participating in a charity event for Child’s Play, which helps sick kids in the hospital out by providing them with toys and games to enjoy. It’s not just me, but several members of the Mac Indie Developer community is participating. (Thanks for putting this together, Mike!) The deal is – you …

Scott Stevenson writes about Portable Applications on Mac OS X, commenting on how David Chartier wonders where the portable Mac OS X apps are. I’ve gotten a request from a WebnoteHappy use for a portable version of WebnoteHappy. At first I wasn’t sure what to say, but now I realize that this is really the …

Two astute users experienced a crashing bug in WebnoteHappy 1.2.1 when they imported from del.icio.us. It turns out that certain URLs that have “%” in them was causing bad things to happen. These URLs are rare, but they do lurk out there. Good news though, since this is now fixed in WebnoteHappy 1.2.2. Please download …

I just released an update to WebnoteHappy, a better bookmark manager for your Mac, with hot key support for OmniWeb 5.5 beta and Flock, improved communication with del.icio.us, and ongoing AppleScript improvements. There’s also a bug fix with the tokenization of the tags field in the Edit Webnote dialog. Please download WebnoteHappy 1.2.1 – it’s …

I just released WebnoteHappy 1.2! It’s even more del.icio.us. What do I mean by that? You now have the full roundtrip from your desktop to del.icio.us and back. The previous versions already uploaded your changes immediately to del.icio.us after you share publicly, save privately, or change any previously shared/saved webnotes. 1.2 adds the ability to …

The MacReviewCast reviewed WebnoteHappy last month but I haven’t gotten around to blogging it until now. The sad truth about running a shareware business while you also have a full-time job and family: I have to choose between blogging and coding. And coding means improving the product, which makes people happy. So anyways forgive me …

WebnoteHappy had actually existed for quite a while in private before the 1.0 release in May. While it was private, I tried a lot of different things to make it easy to use and integrated with your workflow. I got quite a bit of feedback too. That’s really important for making a good app I …

I just released WebnoteHappy 1.1 which adds support for secure communication over SSL to del.icio.us and uses the new del.icio.us API which will be required in July. Also I’m now support private del.icio.us bookmarks via a “Save privately to del.icio.us” command. I added importing of existing bookmarks for Firefox and OmniWeb users. WebnoteHappy also plays …