Curse Client for Mac v4 reviewed
by Eliah Hecht 
Jan 25th 2010 at 6:45PM
Things I like about it:
- It's pretty fast. It doesn't lock up for seconds at a time, and it doesn't max out my CPU.
- It works well with links on the Curse site to install addons; it also makes it pretty easy to get new addons from within the updater.
- It's easy to update all your addons; one click does it.
- The changelog for a new version is pretty easy to bring up, in case you're wondering whether to update.
Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Add-Ons
The first thing you notice about Curse Client is that it just doesn't look like a Mac app. It's got these weird tabs up top with icons in them, the main icons for initiating events are unfamiliar and un-Mac-like, and it summons odd progress bars that float on top of all your other windows in the lower-right-hand corner (odd progress bar depicted at right).
Saturday afternoon I had an opportunity to sit down with Kaelten, known both for his work with 
