Doesn't add Back to My Mac support via iCloud unfortunately. Other than that, works fine, don't notice any major changes, for better or worse.

Brilliant. Thus far it seems to function flawlessly, and then easy of use of just hovering your mouse over the dock to see a preview of the open windows is awesome. Honestly, that was the one feature of Windows 7 that I was a bit jealous of. The additional features various keyboard shortcuts to move/resize the window or snap it into place based what edge of the screen you drag the window to really is just an extra bonus that adds icing to the cake. While this may sound a bit odd based on the praise I just gave, I am a bit hesitant on the price. The functionality is wonderful and flawless - but is it worth $10. It's not much in the end, but when money is tight. Will use the demo for 15 days and then see if I can live without it.

Seems to be running slow on Snow Leopard - takes forever to load the files I drag and drop on to it.

iWeb 3.0 is a much needed update, and a good update at that. While not adding a whole slew of new features, iWeb 3.0 is considerably faster than it's predecessor, in both editing sites and publishing them. In addition MobileMe Galleries created in Aperture FINALLY show up and work in iWeb (for me this is huge). While still not a perfect product (I wish I could make a web page with relative widths as opposed to fix widths - ie 90% vs. 800 px) the program is maturing very nicely.

Woohoo! Leopard Compatibility! Can't tell you how much I've missed this little gem on Leopard.

Huh, odd - the application opens for a second and then closes. I see the item in the menubar for a couple of seconds, and then it disappears. I checked my activity monitor and the application is definitely not open...

I was really excited when I saw this application - finally a way to organize my apps on my computer and not have to constantly drag them around the screen! Unfortunately, in Movement's current state, this simply doesn't work. I connect my iPhone via USB to the computer (wait for it to do it's thing, ala sync up with iTunes) and then click on the "Read Apps" button in Movement. A scroll bar slides down indicating that it is reading the apps - and then nothing...the scroll bar just keeps going without ever actually reading the apps on the iPhone. I have let it sit for nearly 5 min, just in case, and still nothing.

In any case, the idea behind this program is awesome...I just hope this bug(s) can be sorted out so that it actually works.

Still doesn't fix the problem with MobileMe Galleries created in Aperture not showing up in iWeb (Galleries created in iPhoto show up just fine).

This is getting exceedingly frustrating. Maybe an Aperture update is needed.

This version doesn't seem to work with TechTool Protogo anymore. The last version I was using (1.5.8, hadn't upgraded in a little while) worked just fine when loaded onto a TechTool Protogo device. Now, with this new version, when I try to open it when booted up from a TechTool Protogo device, the whole system hangs. I just get that wonderful spinning beachball, and nothing. Anybody else have this problem (or even use TechTool Protogo for that matter)?

Hmm, this doesn't seem to be working. I quit Safari, I installed SIMBl first, then installed TabStop - then reopened Safari, opened a bunch of tabs, closed the window and nothing - quit safari, and nothing. Sounds like a great idea, not quite sure why it isn't work.

I'm on Mac OS X 10.4.8, MacBook Pro, Safari v. 2.0.4 build 419.3