Hostbuddy para Mac
Administra y actualiza el archivo \/etc\/hosts en tu Mac.
$24.00
Versión 2.2.4Cuando compras a través de los enlaces de nuestro sitio, podemos recibir una comisión de afiliado
Resumen de Hostbuddy
Hostbuddy es la forma más fácil de administrar y actualizar el archivo \/etc\/hosts en tu Mac. Agrega nuevas entradas y activa o desactiva las existentes con un clic. Es perfecto para cambiar entre servidores de staging y producción o simplemente para probar tu nuevo sitio web antes de que se publique.
Lo que hace
- Agrega rápidamente entradas de host sin usar la línea de comandos
- Activa/desactiva grupos de hosts con un clic
- No sobrescribirá tu archivo \/etc\/hosts existente
- Compatible con VirtualHostX
- Limpia automáticamente tu caché DNS
Novedades de la versión 2.2.4
Versión 2.2.4:
- Hostbuddy ahora está notariado y listo para macOS Catalina
Hostbuddy para Mac
$24.00
Versión 2.2.4
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Nov 25, 2020
Version: 2.2.4
Be advised that if you go to this developer's website -- it now has a valid certificate, BTW -- and enter your name, and then click on the "Buy Now" button, when it tries to connect to the Paddle store, it returns a "Page not found" error. I am not sure if Tyler has simply withdrawn his app from their pay service, or if maybe he is using a different service. Whatever the case may be, it is currently impossible to purchase this app, even if you wanted to.
Feb 18, 2015
Version: 1.0.3
I tried the trial version and this does nothing that makes is a compelling compeditor to "GasMask" and this is $9.00 I suggest you save your money.
Feb 17, 2015
Version: 1.0.3
Hmmm... clicking on the author's web site link above to link to https://clickontyler.com/hostbuddy/
results in an untrusted site certificate error:
"clickontyler.com uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because no issuer chain was provided."
So I'm supposed to trust a program that will alter my HOST file, which controls access to sites, to a developer whose own site doesn't even have a trusted certificate???
I don't think so.... Use at your own risk. It may be a very good program, but not worth my time to find out if the developer can't even invest the time to ensure their site has a proper certificate.
