JON555  For a detailed list of changes for 3.5.5, view them here:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=ALL%20status1.9.1%3A.5-fixed  
(Version 3.5.5)

JON555  "Windoze"? Really? I'm surprised you didn't replace the "z" with a dollar sign or something.

Grow up.  
(Version 3.5.5)

JON555  This developer charges for what is essentially bug fixes. There have been no notable changes since 2005. The app itself isn't bad, but for a $7 menu bar with a few buttons, you'd expect more. At least update the UI/buttons to something more modern. Don't let the 4 and a half star rating fool you, as most of those high ratings are from 2005.  
(Version 4.1.1)

JON555  I don't know why there's so much hate towards VLC. It's an awesome player that is incredibly easy to use. You don't have to spend hours messing with settings and junk like that, audio/video is very excellent out of the box. It's feature-rich, free, and consistently updated. It's plays just about everything, and plays it well. It (on some rare occasions) has slight issues with subs, but again, those are rare. This is a fantastic player. Keep up the awesome work devs!  
(Version 1.0.3)

JON555  I've been using this app since the days of 10.4 Tiger and it's never failed me (then again, I never use the betas). It's feature-rich, well developed, and free. Keep up the awesome work devs!  
(Version 2.1b5)

JON555  Adobe, on the internet, you're one of the most hated companies around. A vast majority of websites use Flash. You've developed Flash for the 3 main platforms (Windows, OS X, and Linux), but that's it. You don't bother to optimize your terrible code, you don't bother to provide consistent updates, hell you don't even bother to post release notes sometimes.

So instead of just further throwing your image to the world away and giving everyone a bad impression of you, how about actually trying to support your products. Flash 10 runs terribly even on modern hardware (and even worse when on OS X or Linux, not that the Windows version is that much better). There is ZERO excuse for this.

On behalf of myself and the rest of the internet, PLEASE, get your act together.  
(Version 10.0.32.18)

JON555  This app is a lifesaver. No, really. If you haven't downloaded it yet, do it now. It will save you so much headache it's not even funny.

All those flash ads (or any flash for that matter) just looks like an empty box with the Flash symbol in the middle. Nothing Flash-related loads unless you click on it to do so (or you could simply add that site to a list that always allows Flash from that site). It's a fantastic app that's very feature-rich. It has definitely helped my battery's charge to last longer on my MacBook Pro.

Keep up the awesome work devs!  
(Version 1.6b2)

JON555  My biggest beef with this app is, a) it's not updated often enough and, b) the UI and app icon are a bit dated.

That said, this is a fantastic burning app that works well and is feature-rich. A great alternative to paying Roxio for Toast. Keep up the awesome work devs!  
(Version 2.3u)

JON555  I can't say enough good things about this little app.

It's just a little icon that sits in your menu bar. You'll probably forget it's even there, except when you accidentally overwrite it is whatever you had previously copied. Then it becomes a lifesaver. Honestly, I would recommend this to anyone. If you do any kind of copy/pasting at all, get this. It's incredibly easy to use, very lightweight, full of features, and free. Keep up the awesome work devs!   
(Version 0.63)

JON555  Wow, nice work devs! Two updates in one day (to address the issues of a release made earlier today). Keep it up!  
(Version 1.0.1)

JON555  This app has been around for what seems like forever, and has always delivered. Very informative, always up to date, always consistent, and always free.

Thank you so much dev(s) for the years of support. Keep up the awesome work!  
(Version 5.0.10)

JON555  Seriously, why Apple doesn't put this guy on their payroll and integrate this product into OS X itself is beyond me. It's a million times better than Stuffit or any other decompression apps, even OS X's built-in archiver. If you haven't downloaded and installed this already, do it now.

Keep up the awesome work devs!  
(Version 2.1)

JON555  I'm also having this problem. I shouldn't have to remove the subs. The whole point of most mkv files is that they're sub'd in the first place (anime and whatnot).  
(Version 1.0.2)

JON555  Anyone with a Mac needs to install this now. It's the best decompressor available. It's very discrete (works in the background, you'll never even know it's running), works very will with a huge variety of files, and is constantly updated, all at a great price (free). Keep up the awesome work developers!  
(Version 2.0.3)

JON555  This app is definitely maturing into one of the best torrent clients for the Mac. It's still got some work to do to get to Transmission's level, but it's moving up there quickly. Keep up the awesome work devs!  
(Version 0.9.2)

JON555  When Vuse was once Azureus, things were ok. Sure it was slow, bloated, and a resource hog, but it worked and had a lot of options. Being Java based, it was already a bad though.

Then it turned into Vuze and bad went to terrible. It's only been downhill from there. Please, PLEASE, avoid this app. There are so many other better alternative torrent clients for the Mac.

Again, stay away from this. Go up to that search bar and type in Transmission or uTorrent. Or whatever. Just avoid this app.  
(Version 4.2.0.8)

JON555  This is the most amazing browser add-on ever. My battery life has doubled (which is not really Safari's fault, Flash is horribly slow). That and the option to use h264 instead of flash makes this the perfect thing for any Safari user. Keep up the awesome work devs!  
(Version 1.5.2)

JON555  Is there any benefit to using the "Load H.264 instead of flash on YouTube" option? Better battery life? Less CPU usage/heat?  
(Version 1.5fc2)

JON555  I kept getting "Permission denied" when trying to run "displacement_kernel.cl".  
(Version 1.0)

JON555  I've uploaded a passworded .rar file to EasyShare. The password is "jamesbond" (no spaces, no caps). It's a passworded .rar file of The Unarchiver app. I ran a check on the .rar after I made it to verify it worked, and everything checked out. I tried opening it by double-clicking which brought up The Unarchiver asking for a password. After putting in the password, it simply froze and crashed. Here is the link to the file:

http://www.easy-share.com/1907631685/unarchiver.rar  
(Version 2.0.2)

JON555  This version doesn't work on Snow Leopard (10.6); instead you'll get the message "Incompatible OS version ! Adobe Shockwave Player is supported on MacOS 10.4/10.5".

I know how slow and terrible of a developer you are Adobe, so I figured someone should tell you now so we can begin the long process of you rolling out a (probably semi-working) update.  
(Version 11.5.1.601)

JON555  Still doesn't have Smooth Scrolling. I never realized such a simple feature could have such a big impact on regular browsing.  
(Version 10.0)

JON555  This is an awesome player. I love VLC, but it has trouble with subtitles at times. This player always seems to pull through. My only complaints:

The decoding and filters are a bit of a headache to set up if you don't know the difference between them. And it doesn't provide any real explanation of each setting, or which is better/worse. I want it to look/sound as best as possible, but I have no idea which settings are suited for that. This is one area where VLC has this player beat.

The default subtitles (when they work) in VLC are crisp and anti-aliased and always appear in a good, readable size that isn't too big or small. With this player you have to tweak them a bit to get it to look good.

Again though, this is a fantastic player. Keep up the good work devs!  
(Version rev11)

JON555  This app never fails to be the best damn torrent client on OS X. I'm happy there are alternatives, but honestly they don't really compare to Transmission in terms of simplicity, function, speed, and features. It's just such a mature app and is only maturing with every update. Keep up the awesome work devs!  
(Version 1.74b1)

JON555  Where's the button to report spam?  
(Version 10.0b3)

JON555  I love VLC to death, but the one thing that I have wanted for forever is better subtitle support. 90% of the complaints I've ever encountered regarding VLC is lack of subtitle support (mostly from anime fans). Other than that, keep up the awesome work!  
(Version 1.0.1)

JON555  This app hasn't changed in YEARS. It's literally stayed the same and looks like it's straight from 2001. I mean it was great back in its day, but that day is LONG gone. And the fact that they have the nerve to charge for a "premium" version is just insane. There are so many fake spoof files on Limewire that it's impossible to use even for legitimate reasons.

With so many better, free alternatives out there why would anyone bother with this?  
(Version 5.2.8)

JON555  I must be weird because I love the little traffic cone.

Anyway, this app has never failed me. I don't understand why some people hate it, it works fantastically on both OS X and Windows and it's so much better than those other crap players, ESPECIALLY on Windows (like having to download WMP Classic + a bunch of codec packs). Keep up the awesome work devs!!  
(Version 1.0)

JON555  I went from version 9 to version 10 and have yet to see any real changes except that the dock icon is now blue, which makes me wonder why I spent so damn much money to "upgrade". Honestly, how is this worth a whole version number upgrade? And stop throwing more useless applications in the bundle that people rarely use, just so you can somehow justify charging such a ridiculous price. Toast itself is an awesome application, but the company behind it is not, and the price is just stupid.

This, coupled with terrible customer support, makes me wonder how Roxio stays in business.  
(Version 10.0.2)

JON555  This app couldn't be simpler. Just drag the file onto the app's window, and bam. Thank you so much developer!

Using it on 10.5.7  
(Version 1.0)

JON555  So the release notes keep saying there is no real changes being made, so what's the point of updating it? What exactly is changing?  
(Version 11.5.0.596)

JON555  This app is the best. Keep up the good work devs!  
(Version 0.9.9)

JON555  I can understand charging for software, but at least give them a fair warning when changing your business model. You want us to pay for this? It better be damn near perfect (it's not even about the charging of the money, it's about the principle).  
(Version 0.50.6)

JON555  Yes, I had a Windows formatted iPod and it extracted both video and music (I'm on a Mac obviously).  
(Version 0.5)

JON555  This app kicks ass.

Not only is it free, but it works fantastically. Much better than some other programs that are not free.

I had a Windows formatted iPod (I'm on a Mac obviously) and it was able to extract both music and videos from it. Awesome app! My only request is that a "Video" section is added so you can see all the video files (although it's not a big deal right now, as you can simply look through the entire library which shows everything from music to video).

Keep up the good work!!  
(Version 0.5)

JON555  As someone else said, lipstick on a pig indeed. Who are you trying to fool Roxio? Stop releasing new "versions" and calling them major updates. Each "version" gets worse. How about instead of tacking on a ton of other USELESS software and bloating Toast out with things it doesn't need, you could try making a solid application for once?  
(Version 10.0.1)