STEVEN GOODHEART  Wait a minute! Sheepsystem's Bookdog site is a "malicious web site?" You've got to be kidding me, right? This is one of the best, most reliable, and honest developers of Mac software around.

This has got to be some mistake on Websense's part, or else this is post about it is malicious. It seems really irreponsible not to go to the developer with this "news" first before posting something like this here.

I just went to the Websense site, and anybody can report a "malicious" site by just plugging in a link and saying why they think it is "malicious." No indication of how Websense verifies any such reports or if their findings can be verified. Maybe Websense is a legit site, but if they don't explain their methodology for determining that a site is considered "malicious," how can the info be trusted?

By the way, I have no relationship to Sheepsystem except as a highly satisfied customer who has had nothing but a great experience with the software and with the developer when I've need to report a problem.  
(Version 5.3.8)

TOM_BOVO  WebSense filtering software has this company on its blacklist and blocks all access to it.

Reason: The Websense category "Malicious Web Sites" is filtered.

URL: http://www.sheepsystems.com/products/bookdog/  
(Version 5.3.8)

JAYCE  I like most things about this application but not the fact that after I use it, Safari crashes if I try to drag a url into a bookmark folder. The only work-around I've found is to run Bookdog, quit Bookdog, go into Activity Monitor and kill the little piece of Bookdog that's still in touch with Safari, and then go into Safari's menu (once) for the Add Bookmark process.

I hope someone finds an easier way to get the two to co-exist.  
(Version 5.3.6)

IMINI  Great app! Often updated to support changes in browsers.  
(Version 5.3.6)

TOM46  Long ago, this used to be a great little app, simple to use and very functional. Now the gui is hopelessly confusing and for all practical purposes impossible to use.  
(Version 5.3.3)

LARRYMCJ  I'm sure this app's icon has special meaning to the developer...but add me to the list of folks who don't like it. I honestly could not live with such an unprofessional icon in my dock. For developers whose icons have such special meaning...please consider offering an optional icon.  
(Version 5.2)

LOUNGE DELUXE  I've been using BookDog for a few years now, and It proved helpful from day one. The developer provides for regular updates and he's very responsive when it comes to email support. Recommended!

But I'd appreciate an GUI upgrade though, it looks horrible to me.  
(Version 5.1.44)

JAN13  Do not leave home with out it ! Great application.  
(Version 5.1.23)

F451  I have been using Bookdog since it was first released. Without a doubt one of the best little apps to have if you browse the web. Discreet, fast updates, well worth the money. I do not mind the icon as this application has so much substance, and I like the developer.  
(Version 5.1.15)

LORIN RIVERS  This is PRECISELY what I have been looking for. I've just scratched the surface, but it's fast and flawless so far. I've got my bookmarks synced between Safari, FF2 & 3 and Camino. It's also checking my bookmarks in the background as I type this. Something I've needed to do for a long time.

I hate the icon, though.  
(Version 5.1.12)

RICHARD RATZAN  bookdog is great!!!!!!! indispensable. it does so much more than alphabetize/sort (at levels one can control) browser bookmarks (it's pitiful that safari doesn't include such a basic feature when it comes to bookmakrs). i do not use most of its features, frankly, but like the fact they are there and at its reasonable price, it's worth it for just the sorting/validation/duplication identification features.

developer was very responsive to an unusual request of mine (how to sort by date of creation/modification) with a workaround

and upgrades - free - are almost weekly and painlessly installed and BBD relaunched.

a must have

rich ratzan  
(Version 5.1.12)

ANON BUD  Really nice app. Syncs my three browser bookmarks flawlessly and the developer is extremely quick to respond to problems.

I had a major glitch with BD unable to read my bookmarks in Firefox 3 beta (Minefield) and the developer spent several days working to find and correct the problem–which, it seems, was unique to me. Any software developer with this kind of response to user problems is NUMBER ONE in my book!  
(Version 5.1.8)

SWGS1  This software looks crazy hideous. Please do everybody a favor and go check out Bookit which has a nice mac interface and is more affordable than Bookdog anyway.  
(Version 5.1.3)

GLOBETROTTERDK  MacZot has a 35% discount on Bookdog today (16 hours left).  
(Version 5.1.3)

SIDDHARTHA  Great product-I have used this for a while, comparing it with URL Manager Pro. Both do a great job, but I find Bookdog to be better for my needs. It's simpler to understand, and it's easy to quickly update your bookmarks, sort, and copy as needed.

Works well with Leopard.

Highly recommended!  
(Version 5.0.5)

ORION MK. V  I've been using Bookdog for a couple of years. Works flawlessly for ALL my macs with Safari, FireFox and Camino on 'em. Syncing bookmarks between the my three browsers work fine too.  
(Version 4.2.13)

FAT FREDDYS CAT  Something must be wrong with or unique to your system or your bookmark files. I have been using Bookdog for months and it's never caused a bit of problem, and I use it with all the browsers you mention. Perhaps you should contact the developer and see if you can get the problem sorted out, as it's certainly not an endemic problem.  
(Version 4.2.12)

ALJUK  This (cr)app has completely destroyed the bookmarking functionality of both Firefox and Safari. The bookmark manager in Safari is no longer accessible, and Firefox has lost the bookmarks toolbar functionality altogether. Anyone prepared to pay money for this needs their head examined.  
(Version 4.2.12)

ALJUK  It's a nice idea, but doesn't work properly. My source was Camino, which I attempted to sync with Firefox, Opera and Safari, by making those 3 browsers' bookmarks identical to Camino. None of the syncs was satisfactory. Firefox and Opera ended up with empty bookmarks toolbars. Safari got the correct bookmarks in the toolbar, but they had been rearranged alphabetically (not what I wanted). When I checked Camino (the source), its bookmarks toolbar had also been rearranged, even though I had not selected it to be touched. Extremely annoying. Now I have some work ahead of me to reorder Safari and Camino and reimport Firefox and Opera bookmarks manually. A total pain in the ass.  
(Version 4.2.12)

GLOBETROTTERDK  Bookdog is maturing very well. I have grown to appreciate much of Bookdog's take on bookmarks, having been a URL Manager Pro user for quite some time.

However, where is the support for Flock??? I know that Flock hasn't gotten to nested folders yet, but wouldn't it be possible to use something similar to the tagging that Bookdog does when migrating bookmarks to Google Bookmarks?

This would make the wait for nested folders in Flock more bearable.  
(Version 4.2.9)

HENRIKTEKNIK  Intuitive and easy to use. Does what it says and it's amazing how many obsolete and duplicate bookmarks I just got rid of!  
(Version 4.2.2)

MJAMES  Can't upgrade here, either.  
(Version 3.11.14)

JSH  Same issue here - can't install due to privileges problem.  
(Version 3.11.14)

ATTENTIONDOMAINS  Can't install because pop-up says I don't have the proper privileges, but the app doesn't give me a signin screen!  
(Version 3.11.14)

SKALLAGRIMSON  From http://www.sheepsystems.com/bookdog/

THREE PEOPLE REPORTED SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE DOWNLOAD OF BOOKDOG 3.9.1, SO IT IS TEMPORARILY PULLED WHILE WE FIGURE OUT WHAT IS GOING ON!!! DOWNLOAD LINK NOW GIVES 3.8. SORRY - CHECK BACK LATER.

I could not keed it running after upgrade: crashed in few seconds  
(Version 3.9)

WELBORN  The installed requested my password to escalate privileges. No well designed install should do that. Please remedy so I can install.

Thanks!  
(Version 3.8)

JAZZADDICT  Good .app. I found the GUI a little non-intuitive and aesthetically insipid. I prefer the cocoa aqua gooey look. To each his own, right. Nevertheless, this .app is an essential to keeping my bookmarks organized. Good features. Stable. I thought it was a little expensive at first but upon further use I relized how much effort the developer must of put in to make this happen. Ugly icon... I replaced it with this http://www.iconfactory.com/preview.asp?type=search&id=218&query=puppy.

Overall... Sweet!  
(Version 3.6)

MACLOVER1.1  This is not JUST a bookmark sorter LOL Noone would pay for just sorting ! Bokkdog is great but its icon is awful, I advise a cute Vector-looking drawing... this icon is so ugly it actually kept me form trying this great app for a ong time. I am that visually-sensitive LOL  
(Version 3.6)

ROADTRIPDK  Great potential. Personally, my biggest beef is that Bookdog verifies by searching for the full path and not the domain (root) URL. There are a lot of commercial sites out there that use some sort of script when accessing the site. An example is amazon.com where you go to the root URL and the site loads a script so that the URL no longer reflects the root URL. Bookdog isn't sensitive to this and when completing verification wants to change the bookmark URL to reflect the script based URL. This is BAD for sites where the script URL changes often or each time you visit. The bookmark no longer reflects the domain (root) URL and you are forced to enter it manually and change the bookmark back to the "correct" domain URL.  
(Version 3.6)

LUX  As anyone who uses BookDog knows, it does much more than merely organise bookmarks. Great app - many thanks from a happy registered user.   
(Version 3.5.2)

BOLOBAR  Firefox has a free bookmark sorter extension  
(Version 3.5)

MAC0852  found something easy an apple script someone made, tested it and it works perfectly sorts safari bookmarks

http://scottmckaygibson.com/apps/Safari%20Sorter.dmg  
(Version 3.3.4)

M PREWITT  I have been using this program since it was SafariSorter. I gladly paid the modest shareware fee when it ceased to be freeware, and the program works beautifully. The developer is continually updating and enhancing the application, and the one or two requests I made to the developer were all implemented in a short time. Unlike some other shareware schemes, there has been no additional upgrade fee between major versions ... my original license still works. The program actually does more that sort bookmarks; it also checks for duplicates and verifies links. The GUI is still a little funky (though, IMO, not hard to use). The app icon has improved dramatically FWIW.  
(Version 3.2.4)

COMPLEX_PERSON  Camino 1.0 has the ability to sort bookmarks and I don't think it will be long before the others do the same.  
(Version 3.2.4)

GULLYFOYLE  This is not freeware. Please do not represent it as such. This is crippled DEMOware masquerading as freeware.

_AFTER_ I spent forty minutes sorting bookmarks and deleting a multitude of duplicates the application informed me that my changes would not be be saved. I am at an age when I don't have a great many forty minutes to waste.

This sort of rude behavior is a gross insult to users from a _dishonest_ developer.

Although the application may be useful I would be a fool to purchase any product from a developer who begins his relationship with his users on a patently _fraudulent_ basis.

...gullyFoyle  
(Version 3.2)

ORION MK. V  Very useful app, though rather than managing bookmarks for different browsers indidually, I'd love to have a way to consolidate them all into one master bookmark list, so all my browsers have the SAME links.  
(Version 3.2)

KEMACSABE  I first tried this when it was freeware under the name SafariSorter. But I love this thing! I have no regrets buying the license. It runs in the background and I always can easily find my bookmarks...and I have a ton of 'em! I do lots of research and reference in my job. It's easy to use, very user friendly.   
(Version 3.1)

BD_USER  I used safarisorter when it was free, then kept using it as bookdog which is not free. To the developer I say "thanks for a great product at a fair price". To his critics that say bookdog should be free I say "you're entitled to your opinion but I do not agree with you". For those folks that cannot get past paying for software, insisting that it be provided at no cost, I ask that you first direct your efforts at the oil industry and get us all free gasoline for life, then come back and work on this developer.  
(Version 3.1)

TOM46  3.0 is a mess; 2.3 is fine. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.  
(Version 3.0beta)

ANONYMOUS  $15 is too steep a price for something that Apple will eventually build into the browser for free. For $5 maybe, but not $15. Sure it manages duplicates and helps find and fix broken bookmarks. But all I really need is sorting, and it is just an XML file. I think I will write a free program in RunRev until Apple wakes up.  
(Version 2.3)

MIKE HARRIS  I don't care how much of a spit-polish they put on the interface, they're still asking $15 for a program that sorts my bookmarks. Talk about pricing yourself right out of the market.

I'm still waiting for some developer to think up a $29.95 application that shuts down your computer.  
(Version 2.3)

ANONYMOUS  This is a must have app, but the new icon is very ... erm ... un-OS-X- like. Please!!!  
(Version 2.3)

CHEMOSABE  This is simply a wonderful app and worth every penny. I have been using it since it was the free Safari Sorter and it works flawlessly. I only wish StickyBrain would incorporate the same idea into their software. Thought I'd throw that in since I contacted SBrain's developer and posed the same request. Nothing has changed yet. Oh well...  
(Version 2.2)

ANONYMOUS  Great app! One day I will buy it ... LOL  
(Version 2.2)

ANONYMOUS  $14.95...

seriously?  
(Version 2.1.4)

IGNORE THE WHINERS  The revisions of this app are always manifold in a positive way. It happily resides on my Mac's doing what it needs to do in a transparent manner. I grow tired of those who cannot seem to get past the "free" stage of software, as they remind me of those youth who grow up and still believe that mommy and daddy should pay their bills. Too bad as they miss the value of this app, and I am sure many others aspects of life.

To the Developer:

Please keep up the great work and please ignore the whiners.  
(Version 2.1.4)

ANONYMOUS  Honestly, it's nothing more then developer stupidity to publish something for free, try to charge for it later, and then not realize they will lose a lot of marketshare. Don't developers ever stop and think about their market at all? Obviously people are going to be pissed for having to pay for something that was once free.

If I was a developer, I would stop developing the free version (still give it away), and then start charging for a pro version with more features. It's the only respectable thing to do- I've already given something away for free, and to suddenly start charging for it basically disrespects the marketshare (people) I've already created, and who trust me to honor their investment in downloading my software.  
(Version 2.1.1)

TJ  I appreciate this piece of software for various and valid reasoning. It, for one, does exactly what it says and does it very well. The developer has been nothing but nice and very pleasant when dealing with me and a few bug/errors I didn't like.

Now for the wishy-washy people out their all pushed over because this developer is now asking for a very small a reasonable fee need to get over your greedy ways! Think this developer is wealthy and doesn't need to eat? Well everyone makes a living someway and his small utility is a method of that.

Besides $14.95 is going to break the bank huh?

I thank you for the utility and had no problem paying for my license :)  
(Version 2.1)

NOT INTERESTED  I have to agree with the others that state Bookdog is overpriced for the functionality that it delivers. Saft (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/12402) has a more reasonable price tag considering Safari bookmark sorting is just one of its many features. I wouldn’t pay more than $5 for a product like Bookdog. This might be a moot point because I’m sure eventually the Safari team will include sorting in a future version.   
(Version 2.0.10)

GIVE ME A BREAK  I love these "free" guys, I do, they are entertaining and you see them all over here, especially commenting on the system utilities software. Always wanting something for nothing, complaining if that something for nothing doesn't work right in a revision. My suggestion is simply: Walk into the nearest Apple store and go to the top-of-line PowerBook, iPod or G5 tower, simply pick it up and walk out of the Apple store. If someone stops you launch go into your typical insipid tirade about "free".

Now I am into "fair" and there is software I truly like, but I do not think they are being fair about the pricing and I say so. This software was once "free" and I remember when you went to the Developer's website and they had a political view. Boy, even though it was "free" people went nuts on the Developer and said how they were "forced" to read his political views (which was not the case). So the Developer couldn't win for losing. Now, the Developer is charging $14.95 for two (2) licenses and support for three (3) years which I think is both smart and "fair". The current version of this software is substantially beyond its humble beginnings in what it now does.  
(Version 2.0.10)

ANONYMOUS  Free to $15, no one gets rich quick and no one is that dumb dude.  
(Version 2.0.10)

INTERSTITIAL  I agree with the other recent posts, but I'll be more positive. Wouldn't it have made business sense to keep this free and use it as a honeypot to attract people to your company's website, then sell other titles based on the great advertising of the free software? I would at the most pay $5 for this, but that's a maybe, as out-of-order bookmarks I can still live with, I just order my most frequently visited ones near the top. I am quite sure that someone will be motivated enough and community-minded enough to do their own version for free. You do deserve something for your hard work, but occasionally we all give something back to the community anyway, because everyone benefits that way.  
(Version 2.0.10)

ANONYMOUS  This is a total rip off.  
(Version 2.0.10)

ANONYMOUS  For nearly 15$ I expect an application that can sort and sync bookmarks between all installed browsers with a nicer interface. Also it should make RSS-feed-bookmarks in all browsers.  
(Version 2.0.10)

MIKE HARRIS  Yet another fine freeware product transmuted into an exorbitantly and greedily overpriced commercial application. A shame that more and more Mac developers see the need to reverse their generosities by pulling works out of the Mac community and charging far, far, too much for them, eventually killing the golden goose.  
(Version 2.0.8)

MISHMASH  This isn't shareware, it doesn't even count as a demo... After guiding you through the preferences to sort your bookmarks with a wonderful selection of different options (oh and by the way did you know bookdog does _this_?) and you've clicked 'sort' a window comes up explaining that it's not going to do what you've asked unless you pay some cash.. It's not even going to prove to you that it can do what it claims.. Not once! That doesn't count as shareware.. You can cut features out of a demo, but not the sole feature that a program exists for. To me this is a downloadable features page and nothing more... Should be donationware at its greediest...  
(Version 2.0.8)

DOGGING IT DUDE  This revision is very well done. I've used BookDog since the its beginnings, and it does what it does, when it is supposed to do it. The change in its icon is welcome, although I set BookDog (those of you whoa actually use BookDog will know what I mean) and forget it, so I never really see the icon.  
(Version 2.0.8)

TJ  This program is remarkably useful! It tends to give a very simple interface yet with powerful results. All aspects of the application are very intuitive.

I am a very satisfied user; I highly recommend this program for organizing checking the validity of your bookmarks.

A+++  
(Version 2.0.8)

ANONYMOUS  FYI: 1.2 is out today ... and it's cooooooooool!

No, I'm NOT the developer. ;-)  
(Version 1.0)

ANONYMOUS  Nice program - with 1800+ bookmarks (1800! where did they all come from?) keeping them in order is a must. The only improvement I can think of would be to make it capable of sorting bookmarks in other browsers. I use Safari, IE, Shiira, FireFox and SunriseBrowser so I can see how my pages look in multiple browsers, and I'd like to be able to sort bookmarks in all of them.

Features: 5 - it does exactly what it says it does, no more, no less.

Ease of Use: 5 - tell it once how you want your bookmarks sorted, and you're done.

Value: 4 - yeah, I'm cheap - I miss the price of SafariSorter. Still worth it, though.

Stability: 3 - I've had my Pismo up for weeks at a time, with SafariSorter running with no trouble at all. I'd give SafariSorter a 5; I'll have to run BookDog for a few weeks and see how it does.  
(Version 1.0)

ANONYMOUS  Great little utility. The interface shows a great deal of thought and it works as advertised. There's even an uninstaller. Well worth the price.  
(Version 1.0)

NORM NAGER  A must-have complement to Safari 2.0. Bookdog takes all the work out of keeping one's bookmarks and bookmark folders organized.

It not only gives you options for what's to be included in the alphabetical sorting of url's and their folders, but it also hunts for duplciates and allows you to choose which, if any to delete.

Its developer provides excellent support and listens to suggestions.

I used it as donate-ware in its earlier form as SafariSorter and was very pleased that its developer created Bookdog for Tiger and Panther's OS 10.3.9.

Respectfully, Norm  
(Version 1.0)

WEASELBOY  Just installed and ran through the registration wizard, and the price comes up as $9.95 so I registered (I agree $19.95 is steep).

Works as advertised.  
(Version 1.0)

ANONYMOUS  the price of this app is ridiculous - 5 bucks, maybe, but 19.95?  
(Version 1.0)

ANONYMOUS  The latest version is 1.1  
(Version 1.0)

BOUGHT THE BLOODY THING  I just bought it as you get two (2) copies for $9.95, up until the end of this month. Hey, I used the bloody thing for free for a long time, so helping this Developer out was no issue for me.  
(Version 1.0)

GATECRASHERAU  To expensive and ugly Icon. Was a great app once apon a time.  
(Version 1.0)

BEELERS  I tried this app after it was mentioned in the June Macworld (p. 50, "Jerry Krinock's SafariSorter (free [donations accepted]). This makes the price even more offensive because it looks like greed sparked by knowing a mention in a trade magazine means a lot of hits on the Web site.

I know the alphabet and will do it myself, saving the $20.  
(Version 1.0)

OLIVIA  SafariSorter was a handy little utility when it was free, but for $20, I'll take the time and sort my bookmarks by hand. I agree with the previous poster that $5 would have been much more reasonable.  
(Version 1.0)

JPS  $20??!! Not worth it for me. I can take a couple of minutes and sort bookmarks myself. Too bad. It's a nice little app, and, like a previous poster mentioned, $5 would've been ok -- $20 is way over the top for what this does.  
(Version 1.0)

WTMCGEE  yikes... 19.99 is a bit steep for this app.  
(Version 1.0)

CATWINK  SafariSorter still works for me. I deleted my Bookmarks.plist from my ~/Library/Safari folder, deleted SafariSorter and reloaded from a fresh download. For some reason the original download would not work. Good Luck. I'm happy thus far. (4/21/2005, Version: 3.11)   
(Version 3.11)

ALAN  10.3.9 update broke Safarisorter. Looks like author needs to update.  
(Version 3.11)

ANTHONY HARMON  Were all Mac programs this slick and effective, seeking Nirvana would seem like a waste of time.

Watching this program do its work is like like watching the little 7UP character say at the end...

"Show 'em my motto!"  
(Version 3.11)

RDW  Very happy with this programme! Thank you!  
(Version 3.11)

ANONYMOUS  Does what it's supposed to do and keeps out of the way. Tip: Can force sort order by the old Classic way of adding 1 or more spaces to bring items to top or ~ to send to bottom of list.  
(Version 3.11)

WORKS WELL FOR ME  I have used this app since it first came out and now it's transparent to me as I let it run in the background, managing my many bookmarks. I am thankful for this app and the political view is not forced upon you at all. I feel it is important to learn all facets of politics, so I hold no grievance toward this Developer.  
(Version 3.9)

ANONYMOUS  Not only is this app one of the more ugly OS X apps in extence (pink window backgrounds), but the author is obviously a political activist with an agenda. Whatever you do, PLEASE make sure you research the current state of affairs in our world by doing more than just clicking and reading the mostly one-sided links that the author provides.  
(Version 3.9)

HERPESTHECLOWN  Jerry, you da man. Thanks for such a useful application.  
(Version 3.9)

ANONYMOUS  Fabulous! It just keeps getting better and better!! THANKS  
(Version 3.7)

DARWIN  My be a good program, didn't use it after seeing all the polical crap.

MacUpdate should not be a polital forum.  
(Version 3.7)

ANONYMOUS  This works great !   
(Version 3.7)

MICHAEL DAVIS  Fantastic! I can't tell you how frustrated I've been, and how many times I've emailed Apple about having to sort bookmarks manually. Thank you Jerry. The program works flawlessly. By the way, I agree with you 1000 percent on the payment issue:-)  
(Version 3.4)

ANONYMOUS  It works! it's great !!!! Thanks!  
(Version 3.2)

ANONYMOUS  This patch is more than bingo  
(Version 3.2)

JERRY KRINOCK  We're testing a new version which fixes the issue of characters & ' and/or " confusing SafariSorter, and also makes fixing duplicates way faster and much more enjoyable. Especially if you think you may have many duplicate bookmarks, I recommend you wait until Sept 28 and download the new version.  
(Version 3.1)

ANONYMOUS  Outstanding. Should be included as a standard feature of Safari.  
(Version 3.1)

LARRY  Great Great app. does alot for the size. Would be even better if there was also a "delete all" duplicates function in addition to one at a time.

Stability gets 4 for the installer. Hangs on my G4, installed on powerbook without incedent.  
(Version 3.1)

ARNOLD  Installing runs into fatal errors on 10.2.8  
(Version 3.1)

FREEFROG  Just what the doctor ordered. Now my bookmarks are tamed and I can purge duplicates.  
(Version 3.1)

NICKIE  This application is so useful, I've been looking for something like this for ages - I've used BookIt which is great for managing bookmarks from multiple browsers and generally reorganising them but it can only sort *everything* alphabetically.

SafariSorter lets you specify so many rules and options that you can get it to sort exactly the folders you want and not others. Just brilliant. It's so good Apple should pay this guy to integrate its features into Safari.

Oh, and regarding the political stuff, I happen not to see any problem with it, ok so it's a bit unconventional to have politics in the Help files for an application, but I thought his approach to "Registration and Price" was genius. Anyway, if you don't agree with those views, it's no reason at all to avoid using this software, after all, you pay a lot of products and don't even know what politics those companies are not just supporting but financing directly with your own money, how do you feel about that? At least the politics here are declared, and the product is free. But if you are so delicate you can't even stand being accidentally reminded of the consequences of war, by all means do not read the "Registration" page, don't read any papers, don't turn on the tv, don't listen to anything that doesn't give you a warm fuzzy feeling about your government, but most of all, please, don't even bother to vote! Thanks.  
(Version 2.13)

ANONYMOUS  Software: thumbs up.

Political stuff on website: thumbs down.

- a non-Republican  
(Version 2.13)

VADOR  Simple, efficient and very useful !

Thank you.

  
(Version 2.13)

UMAROMC  A quite useful program written by someone with a sense of truly human conscience- bravisimo! Any way to accelerate it for the Radeon 9800 I have on order? Hehe, just kidding! Oh yeah... just caught Full Metal Jacket on TV today. The old, gun-ho meathead in me loved the grunts and war, blood and guts loving, "Semper Fi, do or DIE!" of the movie and hated the stupid "Gook-lovin'/simpathizer" journalist with his "reference to the duality of man..." The "new" meathead in me hates the idea of American, worldwide business-based manifest destiny purchased with power and death and fear... in light of todays atrocities made by good ole boy (and girl) Americans... I see past the outward message of that very same movie and finally understand Stanley Kubrik's anti-war message that I'd never realized before, because I'd been told it was meant as an anti-war film. An audiovisual agit-prop. The American soldiers were just "doing what they were told to do?" Funny thing is... that's the same defense the Nazi soldiers had at their Neuremberg trials... This is impunity. "God bless America... Semper Fi, do or DIE!" Have a nice day!  
(Version 2.12)

ANONYMOUS  Sounded like useful software but have the political web pages and the inclusion of personal views in the help section I decided not to download it...

There will always be humans at the top of the food chain...I for one will always eat.

Young Republican and retired...  
(Version 2.12)

BEVERLY MARTIN  A useful and much needed piece of software.   
(Version 2.12)

WAKE THE MISINFORMED US PEOPLE  Excellent program. Works perfect. (Personally I agree with the programmers political opinion) ;-)  
(Version 2.12)

GUNS KEEP AMERICA STUPID  Well done.  
(Version 2.11)

DB  Superb program! And, as an added bonus, I just sent $20 to MoveOn.org.  
(Version 2.11)

ANONYMOUS  Finally someone has done something about the very poor Bookmark Management of Safari.

Kudos to the Developer.

I do agree though with the previous comment about the developer's politics. I do not necessarily agree with his politics but he has a right to speek his mind but in a more appropriate venue. Please keep your views to your website where it belongs.

Thank you though for trying to satisfy a problem that resides in many browsers. It would be even nicer if SafariSorter could act on Safari's Bookmarks as soon as the user points to what folder he wants it stored in and clicks on Add Bookmark and it gets sorted immediately. Sort of transparent to th euser.

Also, if the user pts "SafariSorter" in the Startup Items in System Preferences, it will sort each time the user boots his Mac !!

Thanks anyway, Politics aside I use your utility and appreciate the time you took to create it ! Please consider removing the current contents from your help file and refill it with more appropriate info. Of course you have your rights to do as you please

Al   
(Version 2.7)

GUNS KEEP AMERICA FREE  The program is decent enough, but the help file is frankly quite ridiculous. Mr. "left-wing" (the author) has made a stand with his socialist/leftist ideology, using his "help file" as a soapbox. How pathetic.

Perhaps when the next plane is hi-jacked he'll be on it and can explain to the terrorists how sorry he is that America's leadership has chosen to defend itself instead of caving into the pacifist left.

All of the political mudslinging aside, the program does as advertised and I'd use it - if it weren't for the fact that I know my contribution would assuredly go the "way" of moveon.org. Thanks, but no thanks.  
(Version 2.7)

RENé WUTTKE  Great! Collecting bookmarks is IMHO useless without the possibility to sort them. I don't understand why Apple has not built in this very basic feature in Safari. Thanks for the great app!  
(Version 2.1)

ERIC  Thank you, thank you, thank you. Did I say thank you?  
(Version 2.0 beta)

BUSHISFASCISTIC  Nice little app, but I like the developer's website even better.  
(Version 2.0 beta)

CHRISTOPHER KISSEL  What a wonderful little application! Works like a charm! I sent in a suggestion to Apple a while back to incorporate just such a feature into Safari. It seems like a real no-brainer to me! Kudos to Jerry for a job well done!  
(Version 1.2)

TOM  When apple presented safari as a fast and bare boned browser , I tried it out and could not get used to collecting bookmarks and having to drag them around to get them in order. Lets

fase it, it's hard to find an old bookmark(using

find) even if you named it. Thanks Jerry, I really

missed this feather I used for so long in Internet Explorer. Great Application and free

try it you'll love it.  
(Version 1.2)

JUSTIN  I downloaded and tried this app out.

Does what it says which is fantastic.

If you don't do much organizing of your bookmarks on your own I can see the huge benefit of using this.

Personally, I keep almost all my bookmarks filed in folders and the ones I use most closer to the top, so I don't think I'll need this. But, like I said, if you want a great way to just get your bookmarks into some type of order (alphabetical) this will do it for you. Plus it's free! Can't beat that!  
(Version 1.2)

LOUISE BACHMAIER  Thank you for developing this great Safari en-

hancer. Logically, it should have been included in the browser. It's great time-saver and a non-brainer to use.   
(Version 1.2)

NOS  We all love Macs but we know Apple's nature is not buying gems like this one from developers, instead, they steal the idea, for example... like Watson from Karelia software when they "made" Sherlock and recently in Panther, the lame command + tab application switching reminds us of Proteron's LiteSwitch. Excellent application by the way and free, can't ask for more.  
(Version 1.2)

ANONYMOUS  Thank you, I needed this. What is Apple thinking?  
(Version 1.2)

PHILIP   An Awesome app! Developer is quick to respond and responsive to suggestions. Apple should buy this and include it w/ Safari! Now, where have I read that before??? Thanks Jerry!  
(Version 1.2)

PHILIPPE LEEMANN  C'mon Apple! Buy it and include it into Safari!  
(Version 1.2)

PAULO  Great little application! Why doesn't Apple have included a thing like this in Safari?  
(Version 1.0)

WORKS LIKE A CHARM  Awesome....Apple should have included this within Safari itself.  
(Version 1.0)

DAN  This little app does exactly what it says it will do. Makes me wonder why Safari doesn't have a preference to do this...  
(Version 1.0)