JCDS  I don't understand your argumentation.

SIMBL and Safari Cookies were InputManagers in Leopard; they all injected codes in Safari.

Now on SL they are no more InputManagers because Apple forbid them.

SIMBL has moved to a ScriptingAdditions (osax) and Safari Cookies uses it.

I prefer much more an osax then an Input Manager.  
(Version 1.0.3)

JCDS  I have deleted the InputManagers folder in /Library and repaired permissions once SL installed.

I run Safari on SL in 64 bits mode.

I have previously installed SIMBL 0.9.6c in order to use SafariStand SL170; it works perfectly.

I had only to install Safari Cookies; all works perfectly too.

Thank you for your great job.  
(Version 1.0.3)

JCDS  It only works for me when I save my tex files using latin1 encoding but when a tex file saved in UTF8 encoding contains diacritic symbols like an e acute, or e grave (in French language), the plugin is lost and doesn't display those symbols correctly.

The original ColorQC.qlgenerator works well.  
(Version 0.4.1)

JCDS  Such a long wait! But now I have AcidSearch back in my favorite browser and it works well in Leopard and Safari as a SIMBL plugin.

All my thanks to the developer.  
(Version 0.7b3)

JCDS  I use this Mail Bundle since three days and it works quite fluently with some slowdowns.

It seems that the developer uses a Python Frameworks included in the bundle. Why don't use the System one?

I like the new feature: subject on two lines which reduces the width of the column.

Jean-Claude  
(Version 0.0.4)