CALL ME YO DADDY  I know we're all entitled to our opinion and it's very subject but for the life of me I can' figure out why some here consider Vuze 4 to be "bloated and ugly"? Vuze 4's redesign is anything but that. There aren't big and bulky round buttons all over the place (Firefox) but rather Vuze has a very clean and intuitive layout. It's a gorgeous Mac app.

This version has made me a real fan. Vuze is a lot of fun and downloads torrents in a snap. As far as bloated is considered, it is quite snappy and responsive on my Mac and considering all that it is designed to do of course it is a larger bit torrent app than Limewire, uTorrent, Transmission or anything else out there for the Mac. Vuze is simple much more than just a plain and boring bit torrent app.

I can't tell you how much I enjoy downloading a movie then firing it up in Vuze to watch it. That's a real nifty feature. Anyway Vuze 4 is hands down the best bit torrent app I have ever used with a very attractive and clean UI.   
(Version 4.2.0.8a)

CALL ME YO DADDY  I completely agree with you. Apple made a serious mistake in the UI department with Safari 4. I was greatly disappointed when I could no longer choose the elegant and much more useful aqua progress bar instead of a spinning indicator in the address bar. Also I loved having the chose between tabs at the top or bottom. Apple took all of that away with the final release.

This is why so many people cling to Firefox because Mozilla believes in giving you a ton of choices. The Camifox theme and Stylish for Firefox gives me a very clean and more Mac like UI. Apple can keep it's Safari.  
(Version 4.0.2)

CALL ME YO DADDY  This is a wonderful browser however the default theme is hideous. Here are the only two Mac themes I know of that correct this problem:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/7527

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6704  
(Version 3.5)

CALL ME YO DADDY  I pretty much feel you on that. That is part of the reason I'm sticking with Camino 2 beta 3. I can live without the extensions.   
(Version 3.5rc3)

CALL ME YO DADDY  So far I am very impressed with this updated version of Safari Adblock. I've tried other ad blockers for Safari and for some reason or another I just ended up disabling them. However, this is the best one by far. I love the fact that with just one click after adding the "AD" button to Safari I can disable it if I find it is causing a conflict at a site.

It's pretty accurate in my limited testing. It uses the same filter list in Adblock Plus. I've only had to disable it at CNet's video page but doing so only required just one button click.

This makes using Safari much more attractive and enjoyable. Please don't ever stop the development of this plugin. :-)  
(Version 0.4rc)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Ok. Thanks. Problem solved.  
(Version 2.0.3)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Unfortunately the new information icon is missing after downloading and installing 2.0.3. I'm sure I'm not the only one experiencing this.  
(Version 2.0.3)

CALL ME YO DADDY  I was a little to hasty in my review. I can see that previewing messages is now available with this release. Great app.   
(Version 0.3.0)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Great app. Keep up the good work. So far I find that this is more stable than the official Google Notifier on a Mac. Hopefully in the future previewing messages will be supported.   
(Version 0.3.0)

CALL ME YO DADDY  This beta 2 version of Firefox 3.1 is awesome. The speed is definitely faster than Safari 3. Of course Safari 4 with Squirrelfish will likely retake the lead.

But the finishing touch for me is this theme by falconer called Camifox. It has been updated specifically for this beta release and it is now almost identical to Camino in appearance. You'll also want to install the extension called Stylish so you can hide the ugly favicons in the bookmarks bar. falconer has also created a style for Stylish to hide the ugly favicons.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/7527

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2108

I think this is necessary because the default UI looks terrible on Mac OS X and feels like a port. These little touches have made Firefox much more native in feel to me and look a whole lot better in the process.   
(Version 3.1b2)

CALL ME YO DADDY  I agree with Bill Dawson completely. My experience with Safari 3.2 has been the same. I have Glims, Inquisitor & SafariBlock while running a nightly build of Webkit and I have had no problems. Now that's not to say that these plugins cannot cause problems with a new release of Safari but my experience has been flawless.

You guys having trouble might want to try disabling any plugins or hacks you have running and resetting Safari. If that doesn't work, try using the free Onyx program's Maintenance, Rebuilding & Cleaning features for your Mac.   
(Version 3.2)

CALL ME YO DADDY  So far the new Flock 2.0 is quite impressive. If you're in to Web 2.0 websites, then Flock is a must have. If you're not, stick with Firefox and save the unnecessary childish remarks. Overall, this browsers feels very much like Firefox 3 most because the two are extensible and use the same gecko rendering engine. Flock's default UI might not before everyone but there are two that I really enjoy that are made especially for Flock; Dublin and MyBlue. Both are available at Flock.com

The one thing that needs immediate attention is that for some reason Flock 2.0 appears to be white or faded out in appearance. Leopard apps have a smooth metal look, not white which you saw in Tiger. The MyBlue theme seems to correct this but the default theme seems to have a background look such as when one app appears in front of the other. Other than this, Flock 2.0 is a great addition to the gecko based browsers. :)  
(Version 2.0)

CALL ME YO DADDY  I think it's your comment that is a POS. Try telling that to the Mac users who were infected by the DNS-Trojan that slowed down their Macs to a crawl. While they were few in number, it still happened. All you have to do is just google "Mac DNS trojan".

But what it really sounds like, is that you're either a very miserable person or just having a bad day. Cheer up, you're a Mac user, you have plenty to be happy about. :)  
(Version 1.1)

CALL ME YO DADDY  @MacUpdate Admin

That is an extremely stupid question to ask. You've got to be joking right? The answer to that question is so obvious it's silly even to attempt to answer it. MacUpdate is a cool site but it definitely needs a new Admin.   
(Version 0.9.3)

CALL ME YO DADDY  USB Overdrive is truly a gem for the Mac community. The sensitivity levels in Apple's Mighty Mouse is absolutely horrible. It often feels like the mouse is being dragged thru mud. Why Apple has chosen this behavior with no way to increase sensitivity levels is mind boggling.

The Mighty Mouse is a good mouse overall but USB Overdrive makes it perfect. I was using a Microsoft mouse which was ok but right clicking was glitchy and Microsoft no longer supports that mouse on a Mac.

I'd like to thank the developer for this and I will definitely purchase this. The only thing I would like to see improved is being able to adjust the speed of the scroll ball. Right now I am using the mouse at 180 dpi which is fast but has made the scroll ball too fast. Other than that everything else seems to be just fine.   
(Version 10.4.8)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Besides being snail slow on my relatively new MacBook, the UI is ABSOLUTELY grotesque and horrific in a Mac environment.

In light of IE 8, Google Chrome, Safari 4 which is all on the way and Trace Monkey, which is a new Java Script rendering technology in Firefox that is even faster than Google Chrome, I can't see Opera surviving for very long.

Opera STILL to this day has not even achieved a 1% market share and with the renewed browser wars in full swing, it likely never will.

It's sad because Opera use to boast it's self as being the fastest browser available but that boast has long been silenced.

R.I.P. Opera (+_ +)  
(Version 9.60b1)

CALL ME YO DADDY  http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/27708/glims

This is free and what appears to be a viable competitor to Saft. I hope this helps.   
(Version 10.5.4)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Everybody has a right to make a living but if you must have an AV, iAntivirus by PCTools is free for home users. It's in beta but it is backed and developed by a multi-million dollar company that so far has produced a pretty impressive AV for the Mac that is light on system resources and runs quietly in the background.

There is just no way one can justify spending $44.95 for this, especially since it uses the FREE ClamX engine!  
(Version 0.9)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Thanks. I'll stick with NeoOffice and iWork.   
(Version 9.0b)

CALL ME YO DADDY  When this is out of beta will this still be free?   
(Version 9.0b)

CALL ME YO DADDY  rooswitch? I've never heard of it. I'll check it out.  
(Version 1.0)

CALL ME YO DADDY  It appears then that there really is no purpose for this app then.  
(Version 1.0)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Yes but when you restore it, are your bookmarks automatically placed back in your bookmarks bar or a separate folder?  
(Version 1.0)

CALL ME YO DADDY  The fact that this restores the bookmarks bar menu is all the reason to use this. Simply backing up your book marks list does not do this.   
(Version 1.0)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Now I understand why Opera only has less than a 1% market share. Opera use to be a good browser about a year ago. This new interface has been designed to fit into the Vista environment. The native theme for the Mac is still too Window-ish.

I could live with that I suppose but Opera is no longer the fastest browser by far. That was something Opera use to be a able to boast. After installing it and using it, the speed differences between Firefox 3 and Safari was very obvious. Opera was slow and rendering some pages poorly.

What a far cry from what Opera use to be like. I guess the developers took this browser as far as they could. And if you think this is just my exclusive opinion, just visit the Opera labs blog and take a look at the comments of Opera fans. Many are not pleased with this new release.

Anyway I'm quite happy with the nightly builds of Webkit, Saft and Inquisitor plugins along with NightShift. Unlike Opera the nightly builds of Webkit are incredibly fast, stable and very polished.   
(Version 9.5)

CALL ME YO DADDY  This plugin really is excellent in Safari. I find it better and more helpful than the built in search suggestion in both Firefox and Opera. There is no way I would want to be without this in Safari.   
(Version 3.1v55)

CALL ME YO DADDY  I'm not sure if you just read what was new with this version but affiliate links have now been REMOVED. Inquisitor is now owned by Yahoo! So if you don't like David (I can't understand why) don't worry this is a Yahoo! project now.   
(Version 3.1v55)

CALL ME YO DADDY  This is a great app. Hopefully many more Mac users will get involved to have a truly vibrant 24 hour a day Mac social network.   
(Version 1.1)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Thanks CraigSee for fixing the CPU issue. This would making watching videos impossible in Safari because of the CPU issue.  
(Version 2.2.0.49R)

CALL ME YO DADDY  So far this is the best app remover I have used. I cannot justify paying for Appzapper when this is free and does the same if not a better job. Great work guys. I am happy to donate to this project.   
(Version 1.2)

CALL ME YO DADDY  If your on a Mac, NeoOffice is much better. It's based on OpenOffice but supports the Aqua environment and doesn't require X11.   
(Version 2.4)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Great, version 1.9.5 has been released just 2 days after version 1.9.4 and hopefully fixes the error messages that everyone on PPC Macs were receiving. :)  
(Version 1.9.5)

CALL ME YO DADDY  It seems this error and buggy behavior is affecting PPC Macs only. I would hold off on further usage of this new version on PPC Macs until further notice. I have already contacted the developer about this issue. So a fix should be posted soon.

By the way if your on a PPC Mac, at this point until a fix is released, you might want to uninstall 1.9.4 and re-install 1.9.3  
(Version 1.9.4)

CALL ME YO DADDY  It would be very helpful if you guys who are having trouble would post your computer specs. Are you using a PPC or Intel Mac? What version of Mac OS X are you using, Tiger or Leopard?

Onyx continues to be rock solid for me with no bugs or errors. The thing I noticed and liked the most about this new release is that Onyx no longer takes a long time to clean out my computer when using the automation feature. I also have MacPilot 3.0 but I find Onyx's user interface is more organized and simplified. It also does a better job at cleaning my system than MacPilot 3.0.

Onyx keeps a lot of Macs running at their best. :)  
(Version 1.9.4)

CALL ME YO DADDY  It's rather odd that both MacPilot and Onyx released new versions on the same day. MacPilot is a decent app but doesn't offer enough to justify the cost over using the free and also improved Onyx 1.9.4   
(Version 3.0)

CALL ME YO DADDY  A great little app simply gets better with this new update. Now I can slim down Safari and other apps that are far too big due to language files that before were on the black list of apps that could not be slimmed in previous versions of Xslimmer.

This app has saved me several gigabytes of disk space and apps tend to load faster since only one language file needs to be loaded, English!   
(Version 1.5.2)

CALL ME YO DADDY  This is simply the most intuitive and feature rich compression tool I have ever seen or used on both a PC and Mac. I'm very glad I stumbled upon this little tool.

Looks like the best just keeps getting better. Keep up the good work guys.   
(Version 1.6.1)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Within terminal, just change "true" back to "false"  
(Version 0.6.1)

CALL ME YO DADDY  Sorry to crash the party but I was using Saft for better tab functionality before this came out. However a simple terminal command is all you need to make Safari's default tab functionality mirror Firefox and Opera's. This commands simply opens links in a new tab instead of an annoying window. Expert from MacUser:

You are required to launch Terminal (which can be found safely nestled within /Applications/Utilities) and enter this command:
defaults write com.apple.Safari TargetedClicksCreateTabs -bool true

Once you hit return and relaunch Safari, you’ll find that it will never steer from the noble path of the single window web browser now, no matter how trying the circumstances. The gates to ultimate web surfing joy will part and you and Safari will live happily ever after.   
(Version 0.6.1)

CALL ME YO DADDY  It's incredible to see all of the great Mac channels you get with Miro. You'll be watching Mac television everyday with Miro! It's stable, intuitive interface and just plain good.  
(Version 1.2)

CALL ME YO DADDY  NeoOffice does everything for me that Microsoft Office use to do on my PC. It's too bad that more Mac users simply have no idea that this excellent alternative exist. Full page ads need to be ran in Mac publications like MacWorld and MacLife.

NeoOffice's functionality is smooth and intuitive. This new updated 2.2.3 version would make any Mac user hard pressed to justify the expense of Microsoft Office 2008.   
(Version 2.2.3)