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-Pathway is a great little OS X app designed to enrich your Wikipedia experience. Pathway incorporates a browser for view pages along with some really nice node maps that trace your travels through Wikipedia (screenshots after the jump).
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-Creator Dennis Lorson says the idea for [Pathway][2] came from his frustration with the limitations of traditional browsing in the tangled jungle of Wikipedia links. 
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-"Wikipedia articles tend to be full of distracting links, just screaming to be clicked on," he writes on the Pathway site. "What I needed, was an application that could easily archive the path I follow through Wikipedia pages."
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-And Pathway does just that by making your history both visual and spatial using a network node view to retain an overview of where you've been in Wikipedia and how those page relate to each other.
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-While the visualization tools are undoubtedly Pathway's greatest strength, there's some other nice features to, including:
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-*	Add notes and download files
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-*	Options to export individual pages with one click to a Web Archive, for reference.
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-*	Spotlight integration: search for any article title and Spotlight will find the document it's in.
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-*	Multi-language support: Pathway supports Wikipedia pages in English, French, German, Dutch and Spanish.
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-If you're a Wikipedia junkie (and Mac user) Pathway is indispensable, not only does it make the site much easier to navigate, it makes Wikipedia a heck of a lot more fun. 
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-[via [Circle Six Design][1]]
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-[1]: http://blog.circlesixdesign.com/2007/05/22/pathway-wiki-breadcrumbs/ "Pathway: Wiki Breadcrumbs"
-[2]: http://pathway.screenager.be/ "Pathway"
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