I'm curious: if this requires a Blu-Ray drive, how can they claim it will work on any Mac, given that most don't have Blu-ray drives or an easy way to install one? Assuming the need for a Blu-ray drive, is there really any way to use this on a MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, Mac Mini...?

After a couple of days of regular use, it's clear that version 7.6 has the same issues I encountered with 7.5.2: it randomly drops connection for no reason (and immediately attempts to reconnect), thereby rendering any downloads in progress completely useless if your ISP uses dynamically-allocated IPs like mine does. This was the primary reason I downgraded to 7.5.1 before, and I can see I'll have to do so again. I paid good money for a 2010 Airport Extreme only to experience repeated failures as a result of ill-conceived firmware updates. In hindsight, I could have saved a lot of money buying a non-Mac product, and probably experienced better stability in the process. Thanks once more, Apple, for not disappointing my expectations. Let me know when you're ready to drop another firmware bomb.

For the record, $0.99 is inexpensive, but it's not free. Please update the MU listing accordingly.

Just bought this app via mupromo, and it appears that the download is NOT Pzizz Pro, but just Pzizz v2.7 (even though current version is 2.7.1). The app I received has a different interface than pictured and is limited to 60 minutes maximum session length (as opposed to 90 minutes, as advertised and shown in the demos). What gives?

I generally like the new version, but after a week of use it locked up in the middle of viewing a page. Even after restarting not only the browser but also my MacBook Pro, FireFox would lock up the moment it started (despite opening to a blank page and not connected to the internet). When I tried to run an old copy of Firefox 3.6 I had kept, I had the same result, leading me to believe that the plist file had been thoroughly corrupted. I finally had to wipe out the plist file and start again. Still have no idea why it died, as I was viewing a site I had visited dozens of times without incident and for which the scripting had not changed. Next time I visited the site (after wiping the plist file) I had no problems.

Like other users, I am disappointed that I cannot increase/decrease font size using the pinch action on the multi touch pad, and the current system is limited by the availability of 64-bit plugins (like Microsoft SilverLight - NetFlix users will have to switch to 32-bit mode every time they view a video stream until MS comes out with a 64-bit version for Mac, and I'm sure they're in no hurry), but it shows promise. Not sure why other users were complaining about Flash not working in 64-bit mode, as it works fine for me. Perhaps I haven't encountered the same Flash objects, but so far YouTube and other Flash-intensive sites work fine in 64-bit mode on my machine. I'll hold off giving a star rating until I figure out the source of the stability issue mentioned above.

I foolishly went back to using FireFox. Yesterday it forcibly upgraded to v9.0.1, and now NetFlix no longer works - I get a black screen when I attempt to play anything. Anybody else having this issue? My silverlight plugin is up-to-date and enabled, and I can assess Netflix fine through Chrome. This is seriously twisting my arm into deleting Firefox permanently from all my computers.

I've been having problems with Firefox ever since the "rapid release" versions started.

1) Firefox gets slower and slower with each open tab (even if they all only contain static content) and inevitably crashes under the strain.

2)Sophos Anti-Virus keeps reporting that there are corrupt files in the Profiles. As an example:

com.sophos.intercheck: Corrupt file: /Users/XXXXXX/Library/Caches/Firefox/Profiles/srjawp7b.default/Cache/8/2C/9DD14d01

Problems 1 and 2 appear to be connected, as the Sophos errors seem to be logged around the times I get the SBOD from Firefox. At one point the Activity Monirot showed Firefox eating 102% of CPU time. I've had as many as three of these show up in a row in the logs. It's possible there is a virus involved, but I don't know what. Clearing caches has no impact.

This morning version 7.0 upgraded itself to 7.0.1, and promptly popped up a window telling me the Profiles could not be read. Johnny-come-lately finally figured out there was a problem!

3) Plugins not working or not showing up at all, most notably QuickTime, Adobe Acrobat Reader, and DivX Web Player:

- QuickTime no longer handles imbedded MP3 files properly; they either don't load or don't play. A forced reload of the frame by itself will allow the media to play occasionally but it isn't consistent - repeated tests on the same page resulted in sporadic success - while loading it within the original frame will result in either nothing or a message that the QT plugin is missing (even though it shows up in the Tools > Add-ons list).

- Adobe Acrobat Reader is another story; as I examine the list of plugins and compare it to the directory, I can clearly see that the reader plugin is in the directory, but it does not show up in the about:plugins list or the Tools > Add-ons list. Every time I encounter a page with an in-line viewable pdf I get the Missing Plugin image, but I have gone through the proposed upgrading and installation each time without improvement. This may be a problem with Adobe Acrobat.

- DivX Web Player has been incompatible since upgrading to version 4 or 5, but it still shows up in the about:plugin list of enabled plugins. Not sure why or how to get rid of it.


None of these problems existed in version 3.6. I am left with only one conclusion: this rapid development route Firefox is on is less than ideal. I'm left with two choices: downgrade to v3.6 again or move to a competitor's product. I'm open to suggestions.

I see version 6.0.2 is available, but my v6.0.1 says it's up-to-date, and won't auto-update.

Clearly Apple's iTunes 10.4 update is a little too Lion-ready; CBv1.1 won't work on iTunes 10.4. For those who really want CB to work on iTunes, don't upgrade to v10.4 yet!

The update went through fine for me, but ever since upgrading the locationd process has been going crazy - way too many internet access attempts. Running Little Snitch I can see that it tries (unsuccessfully, I might add) to determine my location every 10 seconds (5 of which is rest and 5 of which is network activity). Last night I accidentally fell asleep with the AirPort still connected, and despite having no applications running and no viruses, managed to rack up 112MB of network activity in 7 hours! I have a usage cap on my service, so I don't want the computer wasting resources this way. Unfortunately I need location services for some of my apps (though they're pretty useless right now because Skyhook keeps reporting my location incorrectly). Anybody else having this problem? Any idea how to fix it?