SJK  Parts of the GUI still look unattractive to me in this BookMacster preview movie:

http://sheepsystems.com/engineering/Preview0121.mov

For example, those "customizing [1]", "Firefox [1]", etc. labels (whatever they're called) in the dark gray background of the Content tab in a Bookshelf at about 00:01:35 really beg to be redesigned.  
(Version 5.2)

JERRY KRINOCK  Regarding the comment by SJK... I took the movie down a couple weeks ago because it was too outdated. BookMacster looks different now. In place of the movie there is the completed Help Book (documentation.) Oh, yes and the dark gray background has been removed from the Tag Cloud now. It looks much better.  
(Version 5.3.6)

SJK  Thanks for the followup, Jerry.  
(Version 5.3.8)

TOM_BOVO  I'm not saying they are malicious web site. WebSense the company is saying that. They make firewall software and censorship software, so one day I try to check the web site from where I work, and BINGO. The idiot censors at WebSense have blacklisted them. The owners need to contact WebSense and try to get themselves unlisted.  
(Version 5.3.8)

STEVEN GOODHEART  Thank you for your gracious reply and for clarifying your intent. It's just the the wording was such that it was hard (for me) to discern what the implications were to your post. I apologize for responding so defensively when you were just trying to help. I did send an e-mail to the developer, who said he was a baffled as anyone what it was about, since Adsense doesn't explain how they come to their conclusions. The developer also said he checked his site and it's totally clean so far as he can determine, and had contacted them to find out what was up.  
(Version 5.3.8)

JERRY KRINOCK  Thanks to Tom, and Steven for bringing this to our attention. Websense informed me today that the issue is resolved and that, as of today's daily broadcast, sheepsystems.com is no longer listed as a malicious site.

Jerry Krinock  
(Version 5.3.8)

JERRY KRINOCK  How about let's fix it instead of a workaround :) I've tried to reproduce this but it works fine for me, as shown in this short screencast. (Warning: Screencast has audio track.)

http://sheepsystems.com/files/SafariNoCrash.mov

Regarding the "little piece of Bookdog that's still in touch with Safari", I presume that Jayce is referring to Bookwatchdog. Although I didn't show that in the screencast, Bookwatchdog is indeed activated in the Preferences. I also did another test after Bookwatchdog sorted bookmarks and still no crash. We did have a crashing issue when Safari 4.0 beta was first released. Safari would crash if you were in the middle of editing a bookmark name when Bookwatchdog did its sorting. That was fixed a while ago.

Jayce, if you or anyone else could tell me what to reproduce the crash, we'll see what we can do!

Thanks,

Jerry Krinock  
(Version 5.3.6)

XENOPHILE  Jesus, that GUI is a disaster! Three rows of tabs? WTF is the developer thinking?  
(Version 5.3.6)

JERRY KRINOCK  I believe that Xenophile is referring to the three rows of white-on-black tokens just below the title bar in the screenshot shown above. If you would pull down the split bar below them you would see seven more rows. But they are not tabs :) They are *tags*. Tags are used in Firefox and Delicious bookmarks. The whole thing up there is called a *tag cloud*, as described here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_cloud

except that we didn't like the idea of different-sized tags, so instead we put the number of occurrences in square brackets after the word.

How many rows you have in the tag cloud depends on how many tags you've added to your bookmarks. If they are Safari bookmarks, it will be zero, since Safari does not support tags, and the tag cloud is not shown.  
(Version 5.3.6)