Yes, there are rare glitches, usually around infrequent server down time or version updates (wish they were not automatically pushed out to client macs without the ability to return to a previous version if things happen to go south).

BUT, the support is fantastic and my experiences over a long period of time have been overwhelmingly positive. Overall, I have a high level of confidence in the fruux service - keeping bookmarks, iCal calendars and Address Book data in sync in the background as frequent changes are made here and there on the fly. Seamless!

Still, a good idea to archive data, as the 0.9.7 update attests ;-)

I've had major issues running Safari Cookies on my MacBook Pro intel on 10.5.8 - thanks to a comment from the developer I tried getting rid of SafariStand 4.0L168 and I finally got SC back!

Still don't understand why the latest version of SafariStand for Leopard didn't play nice with SC on Intel but worked fine on my 10.5.8 PPC machine? Doesn't really matter in the end - Safari Cookies is much more valuable. Thanks for a great cookie manager!