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KeepAnEye 1.7

KeepAnEye is a multipurpose monitoring and notification utility which helps you to stay informed efficiently by tracking an unlimited number of data sources. In the one hand, you can watch the data through visual representations which can be freely organized in windows, in the menu bar and in the Dock. In the other hand, it observes the data and warns you when something interesting happens using a powerful notification system. RSS feeds, pictures, stock quotes, eBay auctions, software updates, IP addresses, disk usage… Messages, sounds, e-mails, AppleScripts… Taking advantage of a flexible plug-in architecture, numerous kinds of data sources and actions are supported within a single, homogenous application.


This update aims to improve the overall user experience when using the application and introduces the new Stock Quotes (Yahoo) observer plug-in.

• The observers, groups and actions can now be exported into portable document files (for backup or exchange purpose for instance).


• Added full support for copying, pasting and duplicating the observers, groups and actions.


• Added the Stock Quotes (Yahoo) observer plug-in which survey stock values from the Yahoo web site.


• Updated the eBay and MacUpdate observer plug-ins to catch up with the new layout of the web sites.


• The overall state is better preserved when quitting the application.


• Enhanced the support for the contextual help (tool tips).


• Many other smaller improvements and corrections.

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