Like many people, I tend to use my Mac's desktop to temporarily store files. Sifting through my files recently, I was surprised to find a few dozen Internet Location files—the URL bookmark files you get when you drag a link from your Web browser or an e-mail message to the Finder—that I'd put on my desktop. I had already revisited many of them, and I realized that I needed a better way to deal with these URLs. Then I came across Enigmarelle Development's free URLwell 1.2.1, a storage area for URLs. Just drag a URL you want to store temporarily—from a Web page, an e-mail message, or even your browser's address bar—to URLwell's menu-bar icon and drop it there to add it to the menu.
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