 | Dec 1 2008 |
ERRORR Still crashes every time you accidentally paste some text that ends with a space. No fix in over 12 months.
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| Nov 3 2007 |
JOHNNY ROCKET from the developers website: A note for sites such as MacUpdate, VersionTracker, Tucows, etc: Please do not update your listings to this version yet. It is not ready for the general public. The download has no instructions or installer. This page is meant for beta testers, only. They know what they are getting into, but the visitors to your sites will not.
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| Oct 27 2007 |
ALUAKZ Please please please make Sogudi compatible with Safari 3! I got a new mac with Leopard, and Safari 3 seems so useless without Sogudi...
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 | Jun 14 2007 |
MACUPDATE ADMIN You really should contact the developer regarding such matters.
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| Jun 23 2007 |
COPILOTO I think that his comment makes sense because it is informative. It took me a long time (and several installs-reinstalls later) to figure out why Safari 3's address bar and search bar were not working. It was because of Sogudi (which, incidentally, is a wonderful plug-in).
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| Aug 6 2007 |
SCHMELDING From the developer's site: "Sogudi is not compatible with Safari 3 Beta. At this time there are no plans to modify Sogudi to work with Safari 3 while it still remains in beta release." My response: Grrr.
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| Aug 7 2007 |
SCHMELDING My response above is now changed to: Use SafariStand. It does the same thing and much more AND supports Safari 3: http://macupdate.com/info.php/id/16687
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| Jun 21 2006 |
LEOOFBORG Excellent plugin for Safari, now updated for Intel and with man2html built in! Hint for man and apropos here: http://expat-leo.blogspot.com/2006/06/geek-mac-safari-sogudi-now-does-man.html
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| Jun 7 2006 |
ERRORR Thank you for the Intel version. I missed the "Default search" feature of Sogudi when I had to temporarily switch to SafariSIA for its Intel campatibility. It (SafariSIA) drives me crazy when it tries to load my search queries as domains because I forgot to add a "g" in front for google search.
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 | Jun 6 2006 |
KITZELH A version is now available for Intel base Macs.
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 | Nov 22 2005 |
ROADMOUSE Great tool! :) simple and fast. Could recommend it to all Safari users.
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| Oct 24 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Very cool. A must have. BUTÂ… it will be even better if the soft allow us to "pack" several search in one word and be abble to open as many tabs as needed.
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| Sep 10 2005 |
ANONYMOUS How is this different then SafariSIA?
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| Sep 8 2005 |
JEROME pretty sweet, something that should be standard I think. is standard in OmniWeb, only problem is OmniWeb is still quite a bit slow
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| Jun 17 2005 |
ANONYMOUS What I liked about earlier versions of Sogudi was that it allowed you to search various sites through the Google search bar. I have no use for the so-called "shortcuts", which really don't save you work at all.
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| Aug 22 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Then use AcidSearch. Personally I prefer Sogudi since it integrates with Tiger Quicksilver of which there is none for AcidSearch anymore.
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| Apr 11 2005 |
THOMAS GRUNDBERG One of those rare programs which become part of your everyday computing life. The man searches are a nice addition.
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| Mar 19 2005 |
APOC_METAL This app is great, though I don't ask it to do much... I use it mostly for integration with macupdate, as I've been too busy/lazy to remember other shortcuts, but I love it still... great little app!
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| Nov 3 2004 |
LAUREN MIKOWSKI This is great, a nice little tool! I personally have tended to use AcidSearch more lately, however, but if you like hiding the Google bar this is the only one for you!
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| Oct 22 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Version 0.4.5 replaces the "Google" in Safari's Google search box with "Sogudi." I like Sogudi's functionality a lot, but altering Safari's appearance is obnoxious, even though I'm not enamored of the "Google" text. Please fix this.
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| Oct 22 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Obnoxious is an awfully strong word. I'm sorry you don't like it. I have no intention of changing it.
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| Oct 22 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Does "a mite presumptuous" have a nicer ring to it? That was meant as a constructive comment (and note that I did complement your work other than that); no need to dig in.
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| Oct 22 2004 |
ASMEURER this doesn't play too well with acid search. acid search is better anyway. i guess that i will just have to uninstall sogudi. Bummer.
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| Oct 23 2004 |
ANONYMOUS I still had the previous version of Sogudi (0.4.4) around so I reinstalled it; that one doesn't change the default Google text in the search box, but it also lacks the new "single space does default search" feature. I'll live with it.
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 | Oct 3 2004 |
ANONYMOUS anyone else notice that if you type in a search and press return quickly it sometimes tries to load the url with %20 in for spaces? i do this all the time :(
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| Oct 3 2004 |
KITZELH I can't seem to duplicate this problem, and I can type pretty fast. What type of computer are you using (OS, Memory, CPU Speed, etc.), what version of Safari? Please contact me directly so we can troubleshoot this problem.
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| Oct 4 2004 |
OINK I have experienced this from time to time... for example: I would type "g abcde" on the address bar and instead of searching abcde at google (my setting), It may try to load http://www.g%20abcde.com. It may be safari loading the url too quickly. Nothing an extra command-l can't solve!
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| Oct 22 2004 |
ANONYMOUS This should be fixed (hopefully) in version 0.4.5.
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| Oct 3 2004 |
SHAITAN Address shortcuts were one of my favorite features of OmniWeb, but since I use Safari more these days, Sogudi is a VERY welcome addition.
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| Oct 3 2004 |
CHEMOSABE This is wonderful and really speeds up my work. Have tried other browsers with shortcuts but kept coming back to Safari for it's all-round performance. Now I have a better browser.
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| Oct 3 2004 |
SCHMELDING Sogudi, will you marry me?
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| Aug 1 2004 |
HANDYCAM Absolutely fantastic. This should be in Safari by default. I can't live without it.
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| Jun 2 2004 |
NICKV2002 Yeah, it's awesome. Unfortunately if Apple wanted this, they would just build it in themselves and not pay for it. Fortunately, it's little too advanced for them to want to include for the everyday user (Apple is very KISS oriented with their core software). LightSwitch wasn't so lucky...
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| Mar 18 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Simply brilliant. Hey Apple browser team, pay this guy a huge amount of money and integrate Sogudi.
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| Mar 18 2004 |
ANONYMOUS It works fine with Safari 1.2.1, by the way.
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| Feb 26 2004 |
CHAS. SCHOENFELD For those who've been having trouble getting this to work with the latest (v. 1.2) release of Safari, try simply re-running the installer. That solved the problem for me. And just to echo all the other comments, this _is_ a terrific addition to the Mac experience. Well conceived, well integrated, and addictive.
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| Feb 3 2004 |
VISCARIA This is the feature I miss the most from Camino. Great to see it in Safari and implemented better.
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| Dec 24 2003 |
BRIAN This is a great piece of software; I love how tightly it integrates with Safari. Very classy, and kudos to the developer for thinking of it. The one thing that's making it less than useful for me is the fact that you MUST provide a search query for the shortcut to activate; that is, if I create a shortcut "uf" that goes to "http://www.userfriendly.org/", it won't activate unless I type some other word after "uf" in the address bar. I realize there's probably some other way to do straight shortcuts like this, but I'd like to use Sogudi to consolidate all of them in one place.
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| Dec 24 2003 |
KITZKIKZ Additional search terms are not required by Sogudi. If you wish to use a shortcut without following it with additional words, just type type the shortcut followed by a space. Example: type "uf" to have Sogudi activate and expand to "http://www.userfriendly.org/".
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| Dec 19 2003 |
ANONYMOUS Definitely one of Mac OS X' most valuable 3rd party add-ins (likethe PDF Browser PlugIn by M. Schubert) ... I'll love it (b'cause it even allows me defining "quick links" like, e.g., 'amt' for the Apple Movie Trailer Website (just by typing 'amt ' -- notice the additional blank at the end of input) -- the one ond only pitfall: searching for concatenated strings like 'just-mac' (including an '-') is a little intricately; avoid problems with Safari's auto-completion by typing ' just-mac' (additional leading blank!). But even though -- ***** from me (and just in case of: SafariKeywords focusses the same issue; but doesn't work on my JagOSX ;)
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| Dec 8 2003 |
ASMEURER To make MU search for all, replace tthe macupdate url with "http://www.macupdate.com/@@@"
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| Nov 15 2003 |
PHIL Absolutely AWESOME replacement to Saft's shortcut function, now that it costs money. Way to go KitzKitz!
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| Dec 8 2003 |
ASMEURER Thank you for pointing me to here from Saft, Phil. This is cool!
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| Nov 10 2003 |
ALBRIGHT YES. So awesome. Ever since I switched to Safari from iCab, I've missed iCab's capability of letting me define and use other search services besides Google; whenever I wanted to search Amazon or DMOZ or what have you, I just opened the Find box, picked a search engine or two, typed in a phrase and hit Return. Sogudi is a bit harder to use than iCab's doodad, but it works just as well! Thank you for this awesome chunk of code.
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