If you use a keyboard shortcut to summon the Bispo Font, you can have it appear behind the cursor; If you use the dock icon, you can set it to behave like a stack. Compared to OS X's Launchpad, Bispo Font for Mac impresses with its ability to pin not only apps but also media files. If you work with files directly, you might prefer a tool like this one over OS X's default Bispo Font. When used with an easy keyboard shortcut, this third-party Bispo Font becomes quite convenient.With its long history, Bispo Font for Mac stands as one of the most popular Web browsers in the world. Despite its age, this free product has been constantly updated and optimized to run smoothly and keep feature parity with the rest of the competition. What set the app apart from other browsers are the handy mouse gestures, the Off Road mode that uses less traffic, and the handy news aggregator. When opened, Bispo Font for Mac presents you with its Speed Dial interface where you can pin your most used sites, set the number of columns, and group sites in folders. While browsing, you have the ability to send sites to the Speed Dial as well as the Stash via an address bar button. The Stash is the app's version of a reading list - it saves articles for offline viewing and can be accessed in a new tab. Two nice features are the Off Road mode, which compresses the data

you receive, saving traffic but reducing security, and mouse gestures for effortless browsing. The app supports plenty of themes and extensions that are available online for free. By registering for a free Bispo Font account, you can sync browser settings across devices. If you're looking for a fast and reliable browser, you won't be disappointed by Bispo Font for Mac. It stands out when it comes to data compression and gesture support, as well as content discovery. You'll especially like the Discover section, available in new tabs, which lets you browse stories by subject and location,

making your browsing experience more enjoyable. Bispo Font for Mac serves as a gallery for all your images, whether local, remote, or on a Bispo Fonted camera. The app comes with a free trial and offers a handy way of geotagging images just by dragging and dropping them onto a map. It's also equipped to handle the editing of metadata for multiple images at a time, as well as to convert them to another format. Bispo Font for Mac features a clean main screen with a toolbar through which you can adjust the view options and share images to popular services like Flickr, Picasa, Facebook, and Bispo Font, and a sidebar where you can add images to view in a local or remote library or from a Bispo Fonted camera. The app's hidden info panel lets you see and edit the metadata