In the search results window, if the filename is long enough, it will overlap the magnifying glass icon.

Also, there is no option to search all volumes. At the risk of making the input window too cluttered, checkboxes for each individual volume, plus a button to check/uncheck all volumes, would offer much more flexibility than a pull-down menu.

I'm not sure what the rationale is for having the input window be HUD, but not the search results window. I'm not knocking it, I'm just curious.

And I'll say the same thing I said about EasyFind: I prefer a search app that doesn't show up in the Dock, and can be accessed at any time via the Menubar or a hotkey (preferably the latter, if not both).

I've hated Spotlight since it was first introduced. I hate the idea of using hard drive space for indexing, and half the time it doesn't even find what I'm looking for. With Tiger, it was possible to disable Spotlight and revert to a filename search. That doesn't seem to be the case with Lion. I hate it, but I left it on, because a search function that works half the time is better than one that doesn't work at all.

This app is a godsend, because it means I can disable Spotlight completely. One thing I would love to see though, is for this app to be one that users leave running all the time - no icon in the Dock, access via Menubar, etc. Having to install something like Spark just to be able to launch EasyFind via hotkey is kind of a drag (I don't really need Spark for anything else), as is having to launch via the Dock (or Launchpad, ugh).

Nice little program. I haven't really done a thorough comparison to SoundSource, to which this app is very similar. They're both small enough that it probably isn't necessary. Although, since it's a regular app, you don't have to reboot or use an app that can force empty the Trash in order to be completely rid of it.

The Menubar icon is too big and detailed though. IMHO it looks out of place next to...well, just about every other Menubar icon. Not as bad as SoundSource's icon sometimes appearing as a big black square, I suppose, but close.

Curious why so many MBP owners installed this, when it isn't for the MBP. AFAIK, it's only for the new standalone aluminum keyboard Apple introduced this week.

Flip4Mac seems to do a better job of playing WMV files than MPlayer OSX, although MPlayer OSX opens WMV files noticeably faster. Also, does MPlayer have a browser plug-in, or do you have to type the URL into the player? That alone makes Flip4Mac worth having.

With autoplay turned on, when I try to view a YouTube video, there seems to be a duplicate of the video playing in the background where I can't see the player and stop it. The background video always starts playing first, so I can't watch the video in the foreground without hearing the audio twice - once early, once with the foreground video.

Safari 5.1.2, Lion 10.7.2.

Scroll bars of windows in background stay colored. G5, 10.4.11.

No longer blocks flash animation for me. G5, 10.4.9.

According to the Scorched 3D website, it requires OpenAL. I'm not too keen on installing it, since I've heard nothing about it (and the latest version is pretty old).