A very good program, use it all the time. But annoyingly, the windows such as that for the terminal still will not stay in focus when switching in and out of the app.

Newest release still does not fix an annoying bug where the auxiliary windows will not stay in focus when switching in and out of the app. Makes things like the provided terminal windows nearly useless.

Developer has been asked 3 times about this and hasn't fixed it in 4 releases for Lion.

I am a long time user and just paid for the upgrade, as it is an excellent editor. I have to agree with other here though, this is getting to be quite expensive, and 9 wasn't really that great an upgrade either. If it happens again in a year with 11, I am likely to switch.

I hope the developer will use some of this incoming funding to develop Yojimbo for the iPhone, which the users have been begging for some years now!

Worthy successor to CocoaMysql. Very convenient setup for ssh tunnels and clean gui.

I recently tried many of the reference managers for the Mac, including Sente, Papers.

I ended up staying with Bookends, principally because it has the best combination of features with keywords, groups, attached documents, etc.

The program has many features that aren't clearly documented in the user manual, though they are often obvious enough to try, like dragging a keyword from the keyword list onto a group of selected references to add them to those references.

Recent improvements in finding and downloading articles from the pubmed web search make that aspect a snap.

And as I've noted before, the support by the developer is great.