The description says FaceTab is "absolutely free", but the "Price" line in the Information area says $1.99.

The developer says, at http://hoyois.github.com/safariextensions/clicktoplugin/

"Safari may crash when updating to ClickToPlugin 2.5+ on 32-bit Macs. If that happens, (re-)install version 2.4.1, uninstall it, and then install the latest version."

I found this to happen on my Mirrored Drive Doors dual G4, and the developer's suggestion fixed this. The only issue I noticed when I did this, was that the version number of ClickToPlugin reported in Safari > Preferences > Extensions didn't get updated until I quit and re-launch Safari.

The description of version 2.1 says "Supports only Mac OS X 10.5 or later, and Intel-Only", but the Requirements section on this MacUpdate page still says "PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later".

The Preferences window isn't coming up for me, when I select "ClickToPlugin Preferences" from the contextual menu.

I'm getting a message at launch saying the 2.2.0b1 build is already expired, though it was just posted here yesterday. I don't see a link at the developer's website for downloading any beta versions, so I can't try the latest version.

I'm not clear about what conditions under which some people are seeing SLCC slow down their Mac, eat processor time, etc. If this is happening while the SLCC app itself is performing certain tasks, it's normal for anything (including issuing commands directly in Terminal) that executes some of these tasks, to eat up a lot of processor time, memory, etc. Are some people finding that SLCC is using more resources while performing some tasks, than some other methods of executing those tasks? Are some people setting up SLCC to tell OS X to perform background tasks of various kinds, and that's what's eating the resources? Same often applies there. I just checked my Login Items, and I don't see anything there related to SLCC, though I seem to recall SLCC has options to do that (correct me if I'm wrong)--have people experiencing problems, removed these SLCC-installed Login Items to see if there's any improvement?

Even the link to Safari 5.0.2 in the "Related Links" section doesn't give you a Leopard/10.5.x version--it goes to a "page not found" page. To get Safari 5.0.2 for Leopard, use Software Update. If you just want to download the Safari installer so you can install it later at your leisure, select Software Update's 'Update > Download Only' option.

Same here with a Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-112D, in a Mirrored Drive Doors Power Mac G4 Dual Processor--"Fatal Error" when DVDRipper tries to do its initial look at any DVD. I suspect this is an issue between DVDRipper, and the ATA bus in PPC Macs--I suspect DVDRipper would work fine with this drive if I were to remove it and place it into a Firewire drive enclosure.

More on the MoreCamino prefpane not loading: its copy in OS X's System Preferences won't load, but its copy within Camino's preferences, does. Go figure. I don't know why the author had it appear in both locations--to me, it doesn't make sense for it to appear in OS X's System Preferences.

PlaintextPaste doesn't appear to work under OS 10.5/Leopard--its SparkPlug prefpane doesn't appear in System Preferences, nor do its additional paste commands appear in Cocoa application Edit menus.