Weather Underground Weather Widget for Mac
Key Details of Weather Underground Weather Widget
- weather widget
- Last updated on 12/14/2017
- There have been 6 updates
- Virus scan status:
Clean (it's extremely likely that this software program is clean)
Full Specifications
- GENERAL
- Release
- August 6, 2007
- Latest update
- December 14, 2017
- Version
- 1.42
- OPERATING SYSTEMS
- Platform
- Mac
- Operating System
- Mac OS X, Mac OS X 10.4
- Additional Requirements
- Mac OS X Tiger
- POPULARITY
- Total Downloads
- 10,570
- Downloads Last Week
- 0
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User Reviews
3.3/5
3 User Votes
Good, basic info for one city at a time
Rev Dave Jernigan3/5/2011- Pros
- Good, basic info for one city at a time It is worth the price, $0.
- Cons
- It is a widget Only displays results for one city at a time.
- Summary
- In a time when our phone can give us multiple cities to chose from for time and weather, why not a dashboard widget or app that will display the prime city and several alternates? If WeatherPop (RIP) could do it, why not others?
Corrupts too easily
chrischram9/12/2007- Pros
- Cons
- Summary
- This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I'd really like to like this widget, but it's just too unstable. I like the way it can find independent weather stations, though the forcasts appear to still come from "official" weather stations. My biggest problem is that this widget can rarely survive a computer restart without losing its settings, and the settings cannot be restored because something in the plist file or the widget itself gets corrupted. I don't want to have to delete all traces and reinstall this thing just to get it working again.
Very good, with one tiny \"but\"
dpdp8/26/2007- Pros
- Cons
- Summary
- This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Widget is excellent, gives more information than the Apple-supplied alternative. But: What's with the so-called "photo feed"? Why does a *weather* widget also need to download a whole bevy of unrelated images of "pets", "natural disasters", "wild animals", "windmills" and, yes, random past weather events -- which get optionally displayed in a tiny window below the weather, to boot. Click on them, and you can see them full-size in your browser. Harmless, I guess, but definitely a bit odd.