Second Life Notifier

3.0 (v111)

Find when second life friends get on/offline.

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3.0 (v111)
Publisher:

Nemesys Software
Date added:

Jul 27, 2010
Operating systems:

Macintosh
File size:

1.5 MB
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18
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Shareware ($22)
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Software Description

Playing Second Life and you would like to know which of your friends are online before you launch the application? With Second Life Notifier, you can track who's getting online and offline without having to login Second Life.

Second Life Notifier doesn't merely display a list of online friends. By extracting the information from the Second Life website, it can maintain its own list of who's online, providing the ability to alert you when one of your friend gets online or offline.

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Second Life Notifier is periodically updated by our editors team but sometimes you may find out that software informations are outdated, please note that the publisher of Second Life Notifier can update the software without notifying us. Current version of Second Life Notifier is 3.0 (v111).

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