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Real Name:Rob Collins 
Posts:4
Last Login:9 Mar 2006 20:26
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Safari Enhancer 3.3
Type: Comments
Date: 12 Jun 2006 12:51

Safari Enhancer consistently tells me that I have the wrong version of Safari. It also gives me enough info to determine that the prompt is incorrect and I do in fact have a compatible version.

My guess is that this happens after messing with user agent strings with the optional Debug menu. There is no option to return to the default UA string, just an "Automatically Selected" option, which may mean that Safari is pretending to be something else. This feature isn't due to Safari Enhancer; the menu was written by Apple programmers.

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Safari Enhancer 3.3
Type: Comments
Date: 12 Jun 2006 12:46

Safari Enhancer makes no attempt to change the "Google" string if another search engine is selected. The developer explains this in the documentation. There are no plans to interfere with the Safari GUI; the user is asked to simply remember that s/he customized the search field.

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SafariSpeed 1.3
Type: Comments
Date: 12 Jun 2006 12:27

This functionality is also available in SafariEnhancer, along with other features.

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Leopard Cache Cleaner 3.1
Type: Review
Date: 9 Mar 2006 20:36
Features:5 Stars
Ease of Use:4 Stars
Value:4 Stars
Stability:2 Stars

Although the website at Northern Softworks hasn't been updated to say so, this release _does_ work with OS 10.4.5. (I guess the guy who does the web page is still out icefishing and will be back with the spring thaw.) It's a nice little app that does many things; I just wish it didn't break with each incremental OSX upgrade. (That's why I rate it below average on stability.) Seems like it could be programmed to anticipate upgrades and not simply quit working. I have asked for this feature.

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