[fourk]

Saw this, figured that on the off-chance this saves me some aggravation that that aggravation would be worth $3.99. Saw the words "my store" and realized that in all likelihood I'd have to type out my entire credit card number, billing address, email address, potentially create a password, and came to the conclusion that that level of immediate aggravation would offset the potential of saving me future aggravation. Went to the App Store hoping that I could pay you there with a sum effort of maybe 25 key presses, total. Found that I couldn't and was disappointed. Please get this on the App Store, let me give you my money.

[jeremyswank]

or you could just re-map cmd-Q to cmd-ctrl-Q in the Keyboard prefpane, under Keyboard Shortcuts. you don't need a credit card to do that.

[jbrennan]

My guess is due to the nature of this app (catching keystrokes globally), this app wouldn't be allowed in the App Store.

[tylerhall]

It's in review :)

[e1ven]

Awesome! I love the app, I'm sure it'll save my butt a few times ;)

I've loaded the demo version for now, I'll buy once it's in the MAS.

One suggestion- You might want to add an option to add itself to startup; I know how to go to System Preferences and add it myself, but less technical users wouldn't, and it's inconvenient regardless.

Anyway, thanks for making this. Very useful.

[neatoincognito]

So you didn't want to fill out a form on the developer's website but you had plenty of time to come here and complain? Seriously, a minute of typing your info is too much trouble?

[fourk]

Yes, I had several minutes to give feedback of the sort that most people who had the same reaction would likely not provide. I'm a developer, I want to see other developers get paid for their work. I left this feedback here hoping that it would be beneficial to the developer (and perhaps other developers), not to bitch for the sake of bitching, as your reply presumes.

[xbryanx]

He had a minute to come here and offer some astute advice that has the potential to improve the developer's bottom line.

[neatoincognito]

Ok well I agree with that point. It just came off really whiny.

[bugsy]

I'm with you: I was wondering the same thing. Some people are downvoting your reasonable and polite comment voicing a sensible concern. This sort of downvoting activity directed towards quality comments are ruining this site by trying to create a popularity club where conformity to groupthink is enforced through the threat of downvotes.

As far as App store goes, many programs will never be available on the app store. Customers who think that represents a significant burden and want to write long essays about that are not likely to be the sort of customers you want any way.

[rrrazdan]

Dont really agree with the parent's tone, but yes you are completely right. I am a 'relatively' new user and I have noticed this trend with downvotes as well. As far as I think, downvote if you think the comment adds nothing to the discussion, not if you don't agree with it.

[calloc]

A one time complaint is much better than having to fill out the same information thousands of times when I buy new software.

I much prefer the App Store these days when it comes to purchasing software.