Don't buy this piece of trash. The developer NEVER responds to requests for assistance. Saft simply is not worth the trouble. Once I got arid of it Safari was much better behaved.

Don't waste your money on this!!!

I would rate this software a zero, but the lowest choice allowed is one star and so that is what I gave it.

I tracked down a problem with either Java or Java preferences. I do not know if Vuze caused the problem or was a victim of it though.

I reinstalled Java from the OS X installer disc (with Pacifist) and Vuze now launches and runs.

What a terrible company!

They have a "demo" download that is not functional in any way. How deceptive can they be? Just wait for them to try more such tricks. Why bother to annoy a potential customer with a total piece of trash?

I emailed their support with a few questions about whether it actually worked or not and got a very snide response "If it worked you wouldn't need to buy it."

Guess what, that is not a demo at all. If they are this dishonest about the demo, just what other dishonesty do they engage about the product's capability.

I put one star as the rating because there was no choice for ZERO.

Don't subsidize bad people.

I purchased OmniWeb a long time ago and gave up on it some time ago. Although some features are innovative, I find the bookmarking system to be simply unusable in any practical sense. Specifically, it does not work the way the developers say it should/does. It is the worst of the many browsers I have tried in this regard.

For this reason alone I have quit using it after many communications with the developers which have been unproductive.

If you keep many bookmarks and add to them I do not recommend this browser.

Though some people have recommended Synchronize Pro X to me for its ability to backup over a network I must say that I find the author's policy about updates and the length of the supported updates to be particularly bad.

The statement from the website says that a purchaser is entitled to updates for two years from the date of purchase, but after two years only the original version purchased will be supported by that license serial number! There is a $49 "renewal fee" which allows the licensee to continue using anything other than the original version purchased and any further updates for another two year period.

This is crippleware. Expensive as Synchronize Pro X is I do not believe you get your money's worth from it.

I find this policy repugnant and do not think I can bring myself to support a company which uses it.

My view is that the company is taking advantage of the consumer.

Over several versions of Safari and SAFT I have experienced numerous "hangs" with Safair...the spinning beach ball of death. I have to force quit Safari and try again. Has anyone else experienced this problem?