Today is the day that we show our love for Freeway and what better way to express ourselves than to apply the Flurry action to our pages.

Go on, pour your heart out!

Google has stopped issuing API keys for it's SOAP search tool which the DPS Google Search action relies on. Although you won't be able to request any more keys if you already have one (or a bunch) then you will still be able to use this in the action to enable your site searches.

Now it appears that Google stopped issuing these back in 2006 - just before I went into my coma it appears! The latest news as it breaks only here at FreewayActions.com!

After a long time of holding on to the old StuffIt file archives for action downloads we've finally updated them to standard OS X zip archives. StuffIt was great for dealing with both OS 9 and OS X archives but now that almost all of our visitors are purely OS X users we felt it was time to finally switch.

Now when you download an action using Safari, for example, you will never actually see the zip file as it gets automatically extracted on completion. A much cleaner experience than having to deal with StuffIt.

We've also taken this opportunity to encode all of the actions for Freeway Express. Typically you can expect an action to now work with Freeway Pro versions 3, 4 or 5 and Freeway Express 4 and 5 unless otherwise stated.

Enjoy!

The Remote Resources action has been given a minor update to version 2.02 following reports of problems with Freeway 5.

The action now works when applied to a folder that isn't in the root level of the site. It also works around what I think is a bug in Freeway where a closing html tag could go missing.

The action works with Freeway Pro or Express versions 4 and 5.

Download the action and, as ever, let us know if you have any questions or comments.