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[...] QuickSilver is an adaptive...
[…] QuickSilver is an adaptive search application that can help getting things done by learning what you like to do. It can Launch programs and then learn which ones you open the most and give those to you first. The cool thing is that any type of object that you "Drag" into it can perform a series of "actions" and then learn from them. A great application of this adaptive searching can be found over at 43Folders where you can take any text you find or are typing and have it add that to a categorized TXT file. […]