Yah? Do you have anymore details?I've seen one around but I heard pretty bad thing about it.
What kind of software developer standpoint there is with SAPE links, could you be more specific and cut down on the ambiguity?Is there any software out there already that helps people sort through SAPE links, and filter them?
Asking from a software developer standpoint, not a buyer standpoint.
You sound like a programmer, based on your confusion.What kind of software developer standpoint there is with SAPE links, could you be more specific and cut down on the ambiguity?
Thanks, is this the only software available for SAPE? The sales page is pretty weak and doesn't say much.he's probably talking about SAPER
http://www.x-catcher.com/sape/
I saw this the other day. I haven't tried it yet, because I don't usually run Firefox. Good addition for the list. ThanksThe best software I have ever seen
https://addons.mozilla.org/ru/firefox/addon/webmaster-sape/
It is Sape Webmaster addon for Firefox.
Generally, what is everyone trying to use a tool for? Which part of the process, or is it for the entire process?CS Sape Master - claims to simplify buying links in sape. but i don't like this tool
Ya, most buyers won't do that. I think he's leaving a lot of money on the table, judging by both the reviews of it on the forums, and by the weak sales page.SAPER is good, i also use other software of owner. Just contact him directly and he will send you video tutorial on how to use SAPER.
I think the confusion lies within your spammy-scammy online mentality. You see, your wonderful canadian kid, no every single developer in the world lacks ethics. In fact, I would argue that the overwhelming majority of developers do not engage in "shady" practices such as sites hacked by Russian hackers to place hidden links at the bottom.You sound like a programmer, based on your confusion.
As in, I'm not looking to buy a software, I just want to know what's out there
I think the confusion lies within your spammy-scammy online mentality. You see, your wonderful canadian kid, no every single developer in the world lacks ethics. In fact, I would argue that the overwhelming majority of developers do not engage in "shady" practices such as sites hacked by Russian hackers to place hidden links at the bottom.
You must either be one of those developers that engages in "shady" practices because as far as I know, I haven't seen anything remotely hosted on a github/bitbucket repository. And as you might know(or not because you seem to be a real "impostor" in the software developing word) if its not on github/bitbucket , then it will not have a developers voice channel.
Take this from someone who is knowledgeably more than you in the software developing world, I have many achievements under my belt. So it is better if you show some PROPER respect young man.
I would reply to this, but I can't understand what you're trying to say.You see, your wonderful canadian kid, no every single developer in the world lacks ethics.
You must either be one of those developers that engages in "shady" practices because as far as I know, I haven't seen anything remotely hosted on a github/bitbucket repository. And as you might know(or not because you seem to be a real "impostor" in the software developing word) if its not on github/bitbucket , then it will not have a developers voice channel.
Take this from someone who is knowledgeably more than you in the software developing world, I have many achievements under my belt. So it is better if you show some PROPER respect young man.
hahahaha, yeah I'm not sure what he's getting at.I guess to him, anyone using SAPE links is "shady", and if it's not on GitHub then it's not legit.
For the entire process. It's a desktop tool. Well I think it may be good for those who want to buy for example 100 cheap links on some shitty websites. That's all what I can sayGenerally, what is everyone trying to use a tool for? Which part of the process, or is it for the entire process?