Set up a global notification system across multiple Mac computers. Assign custom notifications to selected applications, select the audio and visual signals, etc. Configure specific scripts and modify them to work with any task or activity according to set parameters.
Growl is a notification system that receives and displays messages sent by applications. You can (for example) be notified that you have new email, or that a download has completed.
v2.0 [Sep 19, 2012]
- Adds support for OS X notification center on 10.8.

- Adds in support for Prowl and Boxcar services as action displays.

- Rollup has better idle detection.

- Growl is now sandboxed.

Preferences

- The ON/OFF switch throughout Growl should be easier to understand now.

Displays

- Speech now introduces greater control.

- Separates Action displays from Visual displays.

- Music Video can now left and right justify text.

- Fixes height problems for multi line notifications in Music Video.

- Nano can now display in multiple locations, left, center and right.

- Added an SoundAction display.

- Added a way to not have any visual notifications.

Bug fixes

- Resolves the high CPU issue.

- Resolves multiple crashes.

- Shortcuts can now be unset.
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