Quiet Read is designed to bring some order and logic to storing links for later reading by adding them to your Status Bar. Quiet Read sits in your Menu Bar and allows you to drag links onto the Menu Bar item and store them. Once you've dragged your link to the Quiet Read icon, a number will indicate how many links remain unread. You can read a link simply by clicking on it.

The number doesn't decrease once you've read a link, which is a bit annoying. You have to right-click or CMD-click each link individually to remove them. There's also no way to preview links or tag them which would be useful because the longer your list grows, the less you remember what the links refer to (especially if they are reduced URLs). Note that Quiet Read only works with Snow Leopard.

As a way of keeping better track of your links for later reading, Quiet Read does the job although could definitely be better.

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Book Hunter uses dynamic links to update fields automatically from the net. It allows you to create custom libraries and themes, make a list of future purchases, organize books, create reading lists, wish lists, and more.

Book Hunter does this in a slick Mac OS X style interface which includes thumbnails of book covers.

Book Hunter also includes self updating smart-lists from Amazon, links for associated images, videos and files, network syncing plus Quick Look, Address Book, and iCal integration. Although Book Hunter lacks some of the advanced features of applications like Librarian Pro, it's still a very solid application and a great introduction to book cataloging.

Book Hunter is a powerful book cataloging tool that will help you keep a better record of the books you've read and the ones you want to read.

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