Well, friends, thanks to the tireless support of Simon over at Bitcartel, I've got my PandoraJam working again. Apparently, the problem was caused by a conflict with "Hear", an app I just installed a short while ago. Here it is:

http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/27310/hear

I really like Hear, it's pretty awesome, but I can't live without PandoraJam, so until the conflict is fixed by Joesoft, I've uninstalled Hear from my system. Unfortunately, it must be completely uninstalled for PandoraJam to work (use FindAnyFile or a similar app to locate all of the pieces; simply deleting Hear won't do). Good luck to you all!

And thanks again to Simon at Bitcartel for the excellent support.

The latest update (v2.0 518) added a number of bugfixes and now remembers your user login so you don't have to re-login at startup.

Use the "check for updates" feature while Pandorajam is running to get the latest betas.

Wow -- that was fast! Recording and iTunes integration have now been restored in Version 2.0 (502). Also, the album artwork appears to be of better quality (500px by 500px when available). Nice work, Bitcartel! Thank you.

1Password is working just fine in version (Mystery Meat!) 7 of Firefox on my MacPro running Snow Leopard. (I've got Lion installed on another drive and I'll give it a whirl there later in the week when I have more time.)

As you know, there have been a lot of changes to our favorite browsers and O/S during the past few months, so cut the folks at Agile some slack. Personally, I think they've done an admirable job of keeping pace with these rapid fire releases Chrome and Firefox seem so determined to inflict on their users. I've contacted tech support at Agile numerous times over the years and they've never failed to be anything but prompt and courteous in their replies. It's understandable that they may be a bit inundated right now, but if you use a bit of commonsense (and patience), you will get your issue resolved. Don't forget to take advantage of the very friendly and helpful advice given by the users on the Agile forums and to file a bug report, when necessary.

That said, there are a few issues I ran into while updating to 1Password 3.8.1. Namely:

It took me a few tries to get the browser extension working on Firefox 7; this was due, I think, to general FF wonkiness and my own hyperactive security settings.

If you’re having problems getting the 1P browser extension to install from the Agile homepage, don’t forget to go into your FF prefs under “security”, “exceptions” and type in or copy Agile’s website address into the form and click “allow”. This will allow them to update/install the 1P browser extension just like you allow mozilla to update your addons from their website.)

And, if you're using the NoScript addon, allow Agile's site through.

If you’re running any network monitoring apps like Little Snitch or HandsOff, you’ll want to go into your prefs to allow FF or your browser of choice to access Ports 80 and 443. Little Snitch seems to be especially wonky in my case lately; it randomly eats my user defined rules (almost like clockwork after I clone my drive using SuperDuper, so be sure to check that issue too.)

This should go without saying, but make sure you’re downloading and installing the correct version of 1Password into your apps folder on your Mac (there are legacy versions available here at Macupdate and also on Agile’s site for users who want to stick with the older browsers) and when you do install 1P, turn off all browsers first. Then, open 1P from your apps folder and go into the prefs menu and “browsers” to enable additional browser extensions if you’re using Safari 5.xx, OmniWeb, etc.

Once that’s done, you might still have to do a little voodoo dance and wave your magic wand before opening Firefox because the Firefox addons “compatibility checker” is an a** and will sometimes turn off your addons without your permission to save you from yourself… and the special joy that can only be had by turning your extensions on one by one after every stupid update. (Also, don't forget to go into your Addons menu and make sure all previous versions of 1Password are disabled so that the latest one will work.)

Sorry for the novel, but I hope that helps some of you. Please remember to post issues on Agile’s forums or under the “troubleshooting” tab here at Macupdate (not under “reviews”) so that you can get the help you need. Ciao!

Great idea! Now I don't have to suffer through the horrible, clunky YouTube interface and stupid comments posted by YouTube users just to hear a few songs. Thanks, MediaHuman.

Download link is broken.

"Sorry, but the page you were looking for was not found."

This latest version is crashtastic.

Hangs and/or crashes on exit.

Thanks for the update, Bitcartel, but the issue still persists: if "Tag recording with album artwork" is NOT selected, the artist and song title is added to iTunes under the same field (Name). Also, the album title is not tagged at all.

Workaround for users who prefer to apply their own higher quality album art is to keep "tag recording with album artwork" selected in PandoraJam, then manually remove the PJ applied coverart while in iTunes, and reapply higher quality album art with iTunes or the tagging app of your choice.

Still no 64bit love either :(

Ordinarily, smcFanControl is a very good app, but I'm having an issue in Snow Leopard that I'd like to make others aware of: SMCFC randomly shuts down without warning. This has happened numerous times after a reboot or after waking the computer from Sleep. It's happened on a clean install of Snow Leopard and I didn't notice until the temps were running quite high on (Original 2006 MacPro) and my fans kicked up a few decibels on their own, alerting me to the problem.

Please note: I don't this this is SMCFC's fault; I think this is a Snow Leopard bug as I've noticed other instances of the O/S not remembering various preferences (keyboard modifier keys, Wacom tablet settings, etc) or apps that I've set to open automatically at login. Hopefully Apple will have a fix soon. In the meantime, keep an eye on your system because SMCFC isn't 100% stable on Snow Leopard yet.