Beholder 3.0a2 review

Beholder allows you to quickly search for images on the web, whether you're using searching services such as Google(TM) or simply scanning web sites for images.

License: Shareware OS: Mac OS X File size: 240K Developer: Mesa Dynamics, LLC Buy Now Price: $19.00 Updated: 02 Jan 2007

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Beholder allows you to quickly search for images on the web, whether you're using searching services such as Google(TM) or simply scanning web sites for images.

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Here are some key features of "Beholder":
It's a vision thing.
When it comes to editing images, nothing beats a visual interface – and the same holds true when you're searching for images. Beholder's interface is designed to allow you to quickly find, browse and inspect images on the web. Whether you're more comfortable pointing-and-clicking or using a keyboard, Beholder has shortcuts to make your image searching tasks as easy and straightfoward as possible.
Siteseeing included.
Beholder isn't just about streamlining your web-based search engine experiences: Beholder's built-in Web Scan looks for images on any web site or page, making online image libraries and indices as easy to view as search results. And for those times that you do find the perfect image in a search engine, aren't you're likely to find others like it on the same web site? Let Beholder take a look and push your search in new directions.
See to it later.
Sometimes deciding on the right image takes more time than you imagined. If a particular search yields a treasure trove of possibilities, Beholder can export all your search results—including thumbnails, source pages and links—to a file saved to your hard disk. When you're feeling more decisive, simply import your search results back into Beholder to start right where you left off. You can even email your results to someone else and let them see what you've found.

What's New:
Product overhaul: Complete rewrite of application and image retrieval engine. This first alpha release supports web site scanning and Google image search, and is built as a Universal binary.