KIDCLAM  I am using SnowLeopard and this version doesn't work any more. I guess I have to wait until end of the month?  
(Version 1.0.2)

MACTECHHEAD  Initially I got the same SIMBL error as another reviewer below had too.

I really don't have much use for this plugin but was curious how well it worked for future references for clients.

Regardless, to fix the SIMBL error saying that version 1.0.2 is unsupported with Safari 4.0.3.

I had to manually open the contents of the plugin and modify the info.plist and change the MaxBundleVersion line from 5528.16 to 5531.9

I would suggest to the developer to change that line to something like 9999.9 to avoid SIMBL automatically annoying users by disabling iPlace every time Safari 4 is updated.

Gave iPlace a good round of tests with Safari 4.0.3 (5531.9) running on Mac OS X 10.5.8 with a iMac Intel CPU.

No complaints and everything worked as it should for me!  
(Version 1.0.2)

KIDCLAM  I have contacted the developer and he has updated the version (yet still same number 1.0.2) so that it works with Safari 4. Works as normal, so its all great! Thanks to the developer for a quick turnaround.  
(Version 1.0.2)

TICE  SIMBL ERROR: Plugin iPlace has not been loaded ... contact developer. So, doesn't work with Safari 3 Leopard and SIMBL 0.8.2.  
(Version 1.0.1)

BINGLEY JOE  Great little plug-in! I haven't had any issues with it crashing Safari, and it's one of those little tools that's just so handy to have when you need it.

I love that it puts the original link into a downloaded file's Get Info comment as well -- very nice. It would be nice to see that info in the main iPlace window somewhere as well (maybe with a copy-to-clipboard option), but at least it's available somewhere.

The only other thing this needs is a quick way to reveal the downloaded files in the Finder. But otherwise, it does what it says and stays out of the way. Nice tool.  
(Version 1.0)

PROFINITE  Safari crashes upon launch after installing this plug-in.

-G5

-OS 10.4.10  
(Version 1.0)