Freedom

Mailing List

If you’d like to receive notifications of new releases of Freedom, you can subscribe to the following:

The freedom-announce mailing list is an announce-only list that announces updated builds of the software. You’ll receive notifications about major/minor releases and bugfix builds on this list.

The Freedom web site RSS feed will provide notifications regarding major version releases and other critical releases.

Both are low volume.

3 Responses

Freedom’s new mailing list and a bug fix - Freedom - OS X Networking Freedom Software says:

May 7, 2009 at 9:36 am

[...] Mailing ListVersion Updates [...]
Lisa says:

June 24, 2009 at 4:16 pm

Hi, my name is Lisa and I’m an addict. Thank you.
Azubike Esther says:

November 30, 2009 at 10:07 am

i want you people to please send me mails through the above mail to enable know when there are new update.

And also ways on how to use it and the importance. THANKS

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Writers on Freedom

Jason Snell, legendary Mac journalist and editorial director, Mac Publishing (publisher of MacWorld): "There may be no bigger boon to Mac productivity.."

Rebecca Traister, writer, Salon and New York Magazine: "I have gotten an immense amount of work done.."

David Sirota, author of New York Times Bestsellers Hostile Takeover (Three Rivers) and The Uprising (Crown): "The greatest tool for work efficiency in Apple programming history."

Dennis Cass, journalist and author of Head Case (HarperCollins): "To say that it’s changed my life is an understatement."

Doree Shafrir, author of Love, Mom: Poignant, Goofy, Brilliant Messages from Home (Hyperion) and writer/editor New York Observer, Gawker, Philadelphia Weekly: "45 minutes of Freedom=844 words written. It's a miracle, I tell you!."

Leo Babauta, editor of Zen Habits and author of The Power of Less (Hyperion): "When I need to do serious work, I try to remove distractions by closing the browser to do actual work. If I find myself opening the browser too much, I’ll use a utility (such as Freedom) to shut off the Internet altogether."

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