HUTCHBAY  Doesn't work on my Safari 4.0.4 on OS X 10.5.8. After installation, I see a Cookies item in Safari Preferences, but when I click that I get the perma-beachball and Safari eventually crashes. Nice theory.  
(Version 1.3.1)

DAVID210  I've had major issues running Safari Cookies on my MacBook Pro intel on 10.5.8 - thanks to a comment from the developer I tried getting rid of SafariStand 4.0L168 and I finally got SC back!

Still don't understand why the latest version of SafariStand for Leopard didn't play nice with SC on Intel but worked fine on my 10.5.8 PPC machine? Doesn’t really matter in the end - Safari Cookies is much more valuable. Thanks for a great cookie manager!  
(Version 1.3.1)

LOUNGE DELUXE  Again when updating from within Safari I get this error message: "Update Error! An error occurred while extracting the archive. Please try again later.".

I think SafariCookies is a terrific 'plugin' and I can't imagine my computer life without it, and I don't mind downloading the update and installing it manually, but what's the point of an integrated update function when it doesn't work? SC is freeware so I'm not blaming the dev in any way, I'm just expressing my wish for a fix of this error.  
(Version 1.3.1)

PAULMREIZ  Just a mere technicality, but isn't the statement "Cookie manager integrates directly into Safari" misleading now that SIMBL is a requirement?

Safari Cookies used to be my cookie manager of choice before Snow Leopard and the SIMBL requirement.   
(Version 1.3.1)

RORO01  DOESN'T WORK on iMac Intel 10.5.8 - crashes safari.  
(Version 1.3)

WEASELBOY  The devs web page shows version 1.3 now. I installed that version and it still shows as 1.2.1 in Safari?  
(Version 1.2.1)

ADRIANBOLT  It lists two cookies for fsbsoftware.com. The oddity is that I can clear the cache, history, and cookies, quit Safari and restart, but without visiting any websites the fsbsoftware.com cookies reappear. They're more pernicious than google's!

I've mentioned it to sweetproductions, but any ideas and comments would be gratefully received.  
(Version 1.2.1)

MACHEADCASE  Thanks for your reply.

I solved it! I found on your web site an older version, the one I used before installing the update, Safari Cookies 0.8.2 and made sure it was installed in the InputManagers folder. I dragged to the trash the newer Safari Cookies that was in /Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins to the trash, restarted Safari and it showed up. *Phew!*

I had tried this before and still don't know why this time it worked.

And the other plugins I use are Saft, GlimmerBlocker, Glims, 1Password, Safari AdBlock and SafariBlock. As you can see, I hate ads. :-D

So I'm only going to upgrade Safari Cookies once I install Snow Leopard, I'm not touching this one before that.  
(Version 1.2.1)

MACHEADCASE  Forgot to add in my previous post/comment: the SIMBL version I am using is v0.8.2 (Leopard).

Thank you for any help on this matter.  
(Version 1.2.1)

MACHEADCASE  So I updated to Safari Cookies 1.2.1 (previous install was 0.82, I think) because I got a notification from inside Safari that there was a newer version.

I got an error from the installer so I decided to quit Safari and install it manually. I used the uninstaller and then before updating, I read the "Read Me" saying I needed to install the 64-bit SIMBL version (latest version I saw was SIMBL-0.9.7a on the developer's web site) but this version is for Snow Leopard only.

I tried installing Safari Cookies 1.2.1 anyway since it comes with the Leopard version of SIMBL, 0.8.2 as well as the SIMBL 0.9.6c Snow Leopard version. But now it doesn't work anymore. Safari does not see it. I looked in the Input Managers folder (path: /Library/InputManagers) and there is nothing there except the SIMBL folder and the other Safari plugins I use like 1Password, Glims, etc.

However Safari Cookies 1.2.1 does show up in /Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins just like SafariStand but neither work, they don't appear when I use Safari like they never were installed.

I uninstalled and reinstalled Safari Cookies 3 times to no avail. I can't seem to backtrack and reinstall the previous Safari Cookies version either. I really liked this plugin and wish to find a way to get it to work again, this is very frustrating.

Just to make sure, I even restarted my iMac but still no joy. Is there anything else I can try to get it back?

Specs:

iMac Intel Core 2 Duo (early 2009) 3.06 GHz

ATI Radeon HD 4850

Mac OS X 10.5.8 (9L30)

Safari 4.0.3 (5531.9)  
(Version 1.2.1)

FRACER  Safari Cookies 1.2 works not on PPC 10.5.8 and SIMBL 0.8 - crash’s Safari. Same issue with version 1.13. Maybe only for Intel Macs? Back to Safari Cookies 0.8.  
(Version 1.2)

JIMW  This product is a must have in my opinion. It just keeps getting better and better. I would love to write a full review on it but at the rate the developer keeps improving it and adding more great features, it never seems to get stable long enough for a review to accurately reflect its features for any length of time.

However unless something dramatically changes, I expect I will give it 5 Stars. Too bad their aren't more available. I am of the opinion that this is the greatest tool since Finder Pop, Pithelment, and Default Folder.   
(Version 1.2)

AESCHYLUS  I have been using Safari Cookies without any trouble in Snow Leopard OS X 10.6.1. There is no "slow down" in deleting cookies. If you are experiencing this, it may be related to a problem I had earlier.

The problem was not actually with Safari Cookies, but with another add-on called Glims. I found that if I used Glims, Safari kept eating up more and more memory, and of course it took nearly forever to open pages, or to delete cookies.

I had very good luck with Glims in 10.5, but whenever I reinstall it, Safari slows down again. If you are using other input managers for Safari, try using Safari without them if you find things are slow.

Safari Cookies has worked well for the past several versions for me.  
(Version 1.1.3)

VITALY  tried it. terribly slow, takes 2-3 min to select/deselect each cookie or even to open its prefs (safari 64 bit). will wait for a better version. still, since it is freeware, i think the developer deserves a thank u for trying  
(Version 1.1.1)

BLABLABLA@DODGIT.COM  It appears to be less trouble to just stick with v0.8 and run Safari in 32bit mode!  
(Version 1.0.3)

SILIZIUM  Now SMBL is required? So for me the App is definitly dead.  
(Version 1.0.3)

BOLLYWOOD  If you are experiencing problems after updating to Version 1.x from Version 0.8 or below

Check inside the folder /Library/InputManagers/ if there is a folder named "Safari Cookies". move it to the trash (you may need to authenticate)

Because Safari Cookies, has moved from being an InputManager, to being a SIMBL plugin - you may need to manually remove the older version. (if you didnt uninstall SC before upgrading)  
(Version 1.0)

JDRWIEBE  It won't install. I've gone back to .8 and running Safari in 32 bit. Something isn't working properly. I'll wait. It has become almost indispensable.  
(Version 1.0)

GNJ  The 102 link in MUD gets 101 -- which DLs 102(?) update which displays as 101. There is still no import function.

Question --- G4 PPC 32 bit --- do I need to install SIMBL or not?

I'm back to .8  
(Version 1.0)

ISCREAM  Safari Cookies 1.0.2

Import/Export Favorites Menu still doesn't work   
(Version 1.0)

ISCREAM  Import/Export Favorites Menu doesn't work  
(Version 1.0)

MITCH_DE  Bug ?:

If i want to erase not wanted cookies by erase non favorites or by delete (marked) cookie it didnt work. Nothing happens.

It only works if inside the host cookie folder is not more than one cookie listed.

But most not wanted add cookies have > 1 cookie entry.

I must show whole folder content of that main cookie folder and earse them there.

Would be fine to also can erase unwanted cookies (having >1 entries inside) with one click.  
(Version 1.0)

ROBOTANK  I really miss Safari Cookies. I hope we see a 64-bit update soon. As far as I know, there are now two possible methods for loading plugins into 64-bit Safari. One involves the method that 1Password, Glims, and Speed Download (and probably others) are using, which is to use a scripting addition coupled with a background process. The second option is to use either SIMBL 0.9.x or Pumba (similar to SIMBL, developed by CocoaMug Software for their TabExposé plugin) to load bundles. I'm guessing the second method would be easier, since it would only require the plugin to be recoded in 64-bit and not require an entirely new method of loading it. In any case, thanks to the developer for your excellent work on Safari Cookies. I hope you're able to work out a solution for Snow Leopard soon.  
(Version 0.8)

JIMW  Thank you for the reply and info. I regard it as very unfortunate that while Apple was prophesying the features of Snow Leopard, they seemed to have failed miserably in informing users what they have taken away - contextual menu items, most Safari add-ons and the like.   
(Version 0.8)

JIMW  Snow Leopard wiped it out. Reinstall does not help. Real Bummer. Also gone is Pithhelmet and Glimes  
(Version 0.8)

ALEXIUSCA  Looks great but i intstalled 0.7 on Safari4.0.3 and it made opening and closing windows SUPER laggy. Perhaps a plugin conflict? I also have pithhelmet.  
(Version 0.8)

ROBOTANK  Great little add-on. Safari's lack of site-specific preferences is one of the main reasons I generally prefer OmniWeb. With the release of Safari 4, however, I wanted to give it a spin for a while, because I find it generally outperforms OmniWeb. Safari Cookies gives me improved control over cookies, something I consider essential. This along with Glims and GlimmerBlocker make Safari useable, something I find it isn't out of the box.  
(Version 0.6.3)

SONIASIM  An update button, would be really useful, if i didn't check MacUpdate daily, i would be still using the 1st version...  
(Version 0.6.3)

CYANN  Still great, but could you add an update function?  
(Version 0.6.3)

RDWILLIAMS  Just that what I've been waiting for since more than a year. Works well.

And now the option to remove flash cookies. Very promising.

Regards, rdwilliams  
(Version 0.6.3)

ISCREAM  Acting weird with history.

All history's back after Safari relaunch even if it has been previously cleared in the history menu or Safari resetted in the Safari menu.   
(Version 0.6.2)

BOLLYWOOD  0.6.1 is buggy when German is used as the main language, ill have a fix out soon. sorry for the inconvenience ;(  
(Version 0.6.1)

ZX  So basically every update reset the favorites!!! Useless app.  
(Version 0.6)

KITMOS  The latest version seems to have fixed the problems I was having so I now rate it a 5  
(Version 0.5.1)

BOLLYWOOD  Hey Folks,

Ive done as much as I can manage at the moment, SC is still lacking a must have few features, notably a search function.

Ive released the source code here: http://code.google.com/p/safaricookies/

if any devs have some spare time, please take a look and submit some patches!

Cheers  
(Version 0.5.1)

SHOTGUNWEDDINGS  I would love to use this but there is one thing holding me back.

No option to "Ask me to accept cookie" which I would prefer to have so I can control any and all cookies.

Thanks anyway for your great effort  
(Version 0.5.1)

CYANN  As I said before, I had a big problem with favorites which couldn't stay favorites when I quited Safari.

Since 0.5 it works perfectly, and I thank you for your updates.

I didn't have Glims, but perhaps another soft which made the same effect.

Now it's definitively great.  
(Version 0.5.1)

DANA SUTTON  Works for me, no problem (I am getting a bit tired of daily updates, however. Unless there's a blazing emergency, couldn't the developer hold off a little while?)  
(Version 0.5.1)

KITMOS  I had to uninstall it as it brought Safari to a crawl. Everything took 5 times as long as it should, if it worked at all.  
(Version 0.5)

HAWAIIAN STARMAN  v .41 recreates the "favorites" problem with Glims, i.e. on the restart after Safari Cookies install, all favorites are unchecked. By contrast, v 4 corrected the bug. Seems like a step backward.

Had to revert to v .4, and also reestablish my Safari Preferences from an earlier version of com.apple.safari.plist to reestablish my favorites - again!  
(Version 0.4.1)

BILLY THE BIKER  I am reposting this comment from a 0.1.2 version of this app. I still think it would be a nice addition BUT;

I am unable to scroll to the top of the list with either the trackpad or the scroll arrows. It seems to be scrolling, but the list never gets to the top and the scroll bar vibrates and also never gets to the top.

There is a conflict somewhere, but I can't figure it out.  
(Version 0.4)

HAWAIIAN STARMAN  v .4 fixes earlier problem with favorites and other minor issues. Great to see the import/export option.

Well done!  
(Version 0.4)

HAWAIIAN STARMAN  Until today, Safari Cookies (thru v 3) worked pretty well. However, after a Safari restart all of the favorites selected (119) have reverted to a non-favorite status.

I'm using Safari 4 Beta on an Intel Mac 10.5.6. Rather daunting to recreate the favorites. I have Time Machine operating. What file do I restore to recover the favorites without having to recreate the entire list? The only change was installing a beta version of Glims (v 16).

As an aside, I notice at times cookies reappear that seemingly were removed.  
(Version 0.3)

ZO219  I don't understand ... and I operate on the principle that the fewer Safari plugins the better ... there is the fine Cocoa Cookies cookie manager, and unlike this, it actually works. What a concept!  
(Version 0.3)

DKHALEY  Great app! I especially like the way you can make cookies "favorites" and set it to delete all other cookies when you close Safari.

I would suggest adding the option of a cookie "purgatory". A user could optionally choose to move non-favorites to purgatory when Safari closes. This would move them to a directory where websites couldn't read them, but would allow the user to review whether or not to keep them. And it would purge itself in x days if there was no action.  
(Version 0.3)

SONIASIM  Finally a plugin that does what it promises...

I always wanted to be able to keep only the cookies i need, without having to install plugins with tones of features that i don't ever use.

Excellent work, really useful and quite easy to use!

If the developer adds the ability to export the cookies, this one will be my favourite one ever!  
(Version 0.3)

PABLITO  I am using it. Works smooth and indeed is a great complement to Safari, I recommend. I think it is a great option tool, that actually should be provided with the navigator, once it's supposed to keep us safe. One thing that I really don't understand about cookies (ok, I am not an expert) is how it can or could be dangerous? anyone has bad experiences? I have not any, but annoys me to see that list of unwanted cookies ... ads, etc.

Thanks a lot to the developer. Yes, he is very kind. I appreciate all his work and also recommend the donations.  
(Version 0.3)

DRDUL  Okay, this has now gotten good enough to warrant a (five star) review, and a donation. Not only does Safari Cookies manage cookies very well, the dev is also responsive and continually improving it. Safari Cookies is still missing a couple of key features (search, and import/export/sync to other Macs), but it is only version 0.3 after all. Highly recommended!  
(Version 0.3)

RICRIC  An amazingly helpful response from the developer provided a version that seems to have resolved the 'vanishing favorites' problem. This is a first class piece of software from a first rate developer.   
(Version 0.2.2)

NOTAFOOL  I cannot follow this at all. I downloaded and installed this application, and can see the "Safari Cookies" folder in my "InputManagers" folder. In that folder are only 2 items, i.e. an "Info" file and a "Safari Cookies.bundle" file. Double-clicking on either of those files fails to open either of them. In particular, double-clicking on the "bundle" file results in the message, "There is no default application specified to open the document "Safari Cookies.bundle". What does all that mean ? Where does one FIND the application itself to configure it ? Is there not supposed to also be an Uninstaller somewhere installed. Where is it ? And where do I go to get the "Cookies" configuration/set-up - as shown on the screen-shot on the MacUpdate page ? I've tried everything, but cannot find any such screen. Should I being seeing a Preference Pane somewhere in "System Preferences" ? I do not see any such pane. I am running an iMac G5 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, with OSX Leopard 10.5.6. Any help at all will be greatly appreciated.

I just don't get this at all !!  
(Version 0.2.2)

XENOPHILE  Six stars! After all that time in the wilderness without Safari Plus, this app is salvation. Thank you so much for developing this!

As far as design and functionality...it just works. Set it, forget it. Merely check a new favorite when registering at a new site.

If Safari Cookies' functionality were built into Glims, we would have a new killer app.  
(Version 0.2)

DORKYPANTS  Thanks, now I can finally upgrade from Tiger to Leopard. I'd been waiting for SafariPlus to be made Leopard-compatible, but I see from Safari Cookies' prefs that it incorporates code from SafariPlus and Safari AdBlock.  
(Version 0.2)

RICRIC  Still with version 0.2 favorites are not not getting saved. This rather takes away the point of 'Safari Cookies' as you then have to go and re-select your favorites every time you use this!  
(Version 0.2)

ISCREAM  Cookies are not erased when quitting Safari Webkit (r42583)  
(Version 0.2)

CYANN  On 10.5.6 PPC, favorites are saved one time.

The first time, I click on my favorites, if I launch Safari again, favorites are still there, but they are no longer favorites, so the next time it removes all the cookies.  
(Version 0.1.3)

JIMW  Oops, I forgot to rate it.   
(Version 0.1.3)

JIMW  I have been looking for something like this for years. It is great to see a new product that does not try 'to reinvent the wheel' but instead really does something new and different from currently available and up to date products. While this is something that Apple should have made part of Safari, they didn't, and it is much appreciated that this developer is providing it, especially for free. I cant describe the countless hours I have spent editing cookies to protect my information and privacy. This product now virtually eliminates that task.   
(Version 0.1.3)

FEMIGH  Finally, the only really good and automatic cookie manager for any browser - a worthy successor to Safari Plus. Been waiting anxiously for a successor since Safari Plus went out of date. As with SP, SC provides easily managed cookie categories, with only marked-as-favorite source categories surviving a Safari Quit (my Safari is version 4beta). No more manually vetting an endless list of individual cookies many from the same website. My only question is why such a low version number? SC 0.1.2 seems to be behaving like an advanced beta, almost ready to go golden. I am ready to donate when the version number gets close to 1.0.  
(Version 0.1.2)

WHEELIE4  Thanks soooooo much. Been using a stand alone app for handling cookies since i moved to Leopard. Was called Cocoa Cookies, great app but requires manual control.  
(Version 0.1.2)

IMPASE  This is as great as SafariPlus was for Safari 2.x and working without problems here. Easy configuration and very effective. Many thanks.  
(Version 0.1.2)

CYANN  Was waiting for this since SafariPlus.

Works fine.Thank you.  
(Version 0.1.2)

BRIAN50  Works like a charm, does everything it's supposed to.

MacBook Pro (penryn) + 10.5.6 + Safari 4 public beta  
(Version 0.1.2)

BILLY THE BIKER  This looks like a very handy addition to Safari, but I am having the jerky scrolling problem as cited below. I am unable to scroll to the top of the list with either the trackpad or the scroll arrows. It seems to be scrolling, but the list never gets to the top and the scroll bar vibrates and also never gets to the top.  
(Version 0.1.2)

FLOMET  Tried version 0.1.2 with Safari 4 and the favourites are still not saved  
(Version 0.1.2)

SW_TESTER  Great to see a leopard replacement for SafariPlus!

I have been looking for one for a while.  
(Version 0.1.1)

FLOMET  I forgot to mention that this does not remember favourites when using OS X 10.5.6 and Safari version 4 public beta 5528.16

Many Thanks  
(Version 0.1.1)

ISCREAM  Thanks for this update  
(Version 0.1.1)

DRDUL  Looks promising. A couple of suggestions/requests:

A search feature.

A resizable window so that I can see more than ten cookies at a time.

Smoother and more reliable scrolling. I find that when scrolling up and down a list of several hundred cookies, Safari Cookies sometimes jumps way forward or backward (from the J's to the W's, for example).  
(Version 0.1.1)

RORO01  THIS PRODUCT IS PERFECT NOW!!!

Thank you very much for fixing the problem I mentioned below so rapidly.  
(Version 0.1.1)

FLOMET  Am I missing something as this program does not remember my favourite Cookies.

When I tick my favourite cookie boxes then set it to remove all non-favourite cookies when quitting Safari, I then open the browser to find all cookies have been deleted. I think that I will have to carry on using Cocoa Cookies until this is fixed.

Thanks in advance for any help given.  
(Version 0.1.1)

LARRYB16  Oops.... I forgot to include a rating with my review. Here it is.  
(Version 0.1)

LARRYB16  I downloaded the update ( v. 0.1.1) that was just posted and tested the application. It worked like a charm. I was so impressed with the product, and with the developer's immediate fix of a problem pointed out in a review here, that I tendered a donation to help cover his costs and encourage further improvements.

This is a real time-saver for me and I recommend it highly.  
(Version 0.1)

BOLLYWOOD  Ive posted an update, which should fix the "Remove all favorites on Quit",

d/l from my site: (macupdate still hasnt updated it yet)

Version 0.1.1

http://sweetpproductions.com/safaricookies/index.htm  
(Version 0.1)

ISCREAM  'Remove all non-favorites cookies when quitting Safari' doesn't work...  
(Version 0.1)

RORO01  THE MOST IMPORTANT FEATURE DOESN'T WORK

I would like it to remove all non-favorite cookies when quitting Safari so I ticked the relevant checkbox in the Preferences but it didn't do it. iMac Intel 10.5.6. Safari 3.2.1  
(Version 0.1)

JAZZYGUY  I suggested SafariCookieCutter.app which MacUpdate could not find but it can ve found on versiontracker.com I have it and it works great. No crashes no bugs no problems at all with the current version of Safari or with 10.5 or 10.4  
(Version 0.1)

LOUNGE DELUXE  Very useful, and very anticipated by me after the development of Cocoa Cookies seems to be abandoned. I'm using Safari 3 with nightly webkit builds and Safari Cookies is totally stable so far. It adds a new tab in the preference window from where you can configure Safari cookies. All in all a highly recommended app!

BTW I would really appreciate an option to accept or deny a cookie when it's being send to Safari (much like IExplorer offers).   
(Version 0.1)

THUS.SPAKE.Z  Works fine in Safari 4 for me. No crashes yet. Easy to use.

Intel core 2 duo w/OS 10.5.6.  
(Version 0.1)

FLASH1296  Ditto  
(Version 0.1)

KHANNIBAL  Needs some work, it made my Safari 4 (beta) crash several times when editing the cookies. The interface is simple (like SafariAdBlock), the options are very (VERY) useful. That a big plus for the security on the web.

Anyway the idea is great and I'd love to use this software when it is more stable ! Go on ! :)  
(Version 0.1)