According to Mr. Gecko as of December 28-2011, Chromatic has been updated to 0.2.2 in order to: "Fixed issue with Chromatic not being able to parse the channel causing the whole program to stop working."

Well, my thanks to Mr. Gecko for consistently being on top of any issues of not only Chromatic, but all of the software he has developed; Chromatic 0.2.1 is working fine at my end though, nevertheless, thanks again Mr. Gecko.

Love it, so much so that I no longer use Google's Chrome or SRWare Iron, Chromium together with Chromatic are top notch.

DaisyDisk is an excellent utility application, recently I had run a disk testing/rebuilding utility that took almost two full days to complete its work, in the process of such work it gobbled up more than 22 GB off my boot disk which it used for logging its work but did not place its log file in any of the usual locations where logs are stored on Macs by applications, Spotlight couldn't find it, TechTool Pro failed to find it, the same was the case for Cocktail and TinkerTool System, I remembered that I had picked up DaisyDisk via a bundle promo when it debuted, I ran it and... voilá, it found the log file in less than a couple of minutes, showed its location on the Finder and the rest is history, I was able to recover the 22+ GB that I needed. I highly recommend DaisyDisk.

The current Iron build is 11.0.700.2 (83294) the download link posted here at MU will indeed lead to that particular iteration's download URL, for some reason this page states that the current version is 9.0.600.2

So far I like Iron very much, it reminds me of what Camino used to be, fast and lean.

Well, I was expecting a solution to the Flash issues I've described experiencing with Gruml 0.9.18 and 0.9.19, as soon as I received a tweet from Gruml's developer announcing the release of 0.9.20.323 I downloaded it and installed it.

Unfortunately, the Flash issue symptom I described on Gruml 0.9.18 has manifested itself again, in that case the plugin missing/not found image (lego block with question mark) was displayed where a Flash preview should be visible, I took a number of steps to verify whether the problem was at my end or not, after having concluded all such steps I sadly confirmed that the glitch is a Gruml specific one, none of my other Webkit applications displayed the glitch behavior.

I have reverted to Gruml 0.9.17, which as was the case before trying 0.9.18, 0.9.19 & 0.9.20, works perfectly, without any Flash related glitches whatsoever.

Gruml 0.9.18 refuses to load any Flash content, I'm reverting to 0.9.17, note to developer, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.