VirtualHostX 3.0
Create and share virtual hosts on your Mac
VirtualHostX 3.0 is the easiest way to host and share multiple websites on your Mac. It's the perfect solution for web designers working on more than one project at a time. (Aren't we all?) No more nesting folders or asking the programmer across the cubicle for help. With VirtualHostX you can easily create and manage Apache virtual hosts with just a few clicks. Download today!
Version 3.0 takes sharing your websites to a whole new level. With one click you can instantly share your development site with anyone in the world.
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Supports Mac OS X 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard) or 10.7 (Lion).
Features
- Automatically configures your Mac's web server settings
- Works with MAMP, XAMPP, and Apple's built-in web server
- Share your virtual hosts with anyone over the internet.
- Supports custom Apache directives
- Backup and Restore your web server settings
- Create a complete web development environment on your Mac
Money Back Guarantee
We want you to be happy — really. If for any reason you don't like VirtualHostX after purchasing, feel free to email us. We'll be more than happy to issue you a refund — no questions asked.
New in 3.0
- Share your virtual hosts with anyone over the internet. Watch a demo!
- Backup and restore your data and Apache config files
- Keep track of domain names, logins, and everything else with Domain Details
- Support for 10.7 Lion Server edition
What they're saying
VirtualHostX takes all the pain out of running multiple websites on your Mac. My only wish is that I had started using it sooner.Brian Warren, Senior Designer/Developer, Happy Cog Studios
Pretty much an essential purchase for any serious Mac-based web designer. ★★★★★ MacFormat November 2009
Having discovered VirtualHostX, I can’t imagine going down the path of manually editing OS X configuration files ever again. Derek P., 5ThirtyOne
What VirtualHostX does is, indeed, drop dead easy . . . It’s about three clicks to make it work and you don’t have to restart your Mac . . . How cool is that? . . . Add as many virtual hosts (domain names) as you want, then develop web sites until your face is blue or the cows come home.Kate MacKenzie, Mac360.com