DWETTE  +1

I paid for the Tiger and Leopard versions, and to ask for money for a Snow Leopard version that isn't -- because it's still 32 bit -- and with no new features to justify an upgrade otherwise is unfair to users and a questionable practice. Until Saft has support for Safari running in native (64-bit) mode, I'm just getting used to live with it and thus less likely to ever upgrade again.  
(Version 12.0b4)

DWETTE  +1

Not interested in SAFT -- especially as a paid upgrade -- until it's a native 64-bit plugin for Safari.  
(Version 12.0b)

DWETTE  I really liked this in beta when I used it, but $50 is too expensive for this tool. If it comes down to half the price I'll get it. Otherwise, sticking with shell svn and SvnX.  
(Version 1.0.3)

DWETTE  I like PithHelmet too, but Privoxy (privoxy.org) always works since it isn't browser dependent.  
(Version 2.8.3a)

DWETTE  @JackWeb

Thanks for the tip. I'm using Privoxy now anyway, so whether or not PithHelmet works has become moot for me.  
(Version 2.8.2)

DWETTE  This only helps if you already have it installed. Otherwise, the PithHelmet 2.8.2 installer won't run if it detects Safari 3.1.  
(Version 2.8.2)

DWETTE  I am using Saft 10.0.5 (1038) with Safari 3.0.4 (5523.15) on Leopard 10.5.2

Every time I restart Safari, plugins are disabled and I have to go into the Safari Security prefs pane to recheck "Enable plug-ins". If I remove Saft I do not have that problem anymore.  
(Version 10.0.5)

DWETTE  Same problem for me on MBP.  
(Version 10.0.1)

DWETTE  I really like Saft, but why is it so hard all the time to get a copy I registered for? Nine times out of ten I cannot connect to the download site, so actually getting my copy is more luck than anything. I appreciate that you need to protect your property, but to be fair I find it very frustrating that I pay for it, but am unable to download it without a lot of effort trying retrying your website. That makes the product more expensive in terms of my time. I've now given up trying to download the latest release.

Why don't you just freely distribute it as a limited demo and use a registration id enabling scheme, like most everyone else does for software. Then other sites could distribute it.  
(Version 10.0.1)

DWETTE  I've been using a TomTom Go Plus for 2.5 years and every time I go on a road trip I pull my hair out with frustration. The software is crappy, the user interface is flakey, and the maps are terrible. I've upgraded maps twice, and the TomTom still does crazy things like take me miles in the wrong direction only to tell me to do a U turn and go all the way back to continue in the reverse direction from where I started. Seriously, this has happened numerous times.

I'm fed up and planning to get a Garmin Nuvi for my next trip.

Oh, and TomTom customer service is for all intents and purposes non-existent. They're only responsive when it it comes time to take your money for new maps. This is one of the worst companies and products I've dealt with. Stay clear.  
(Version 2.0)

DWETTE  I tried 0.4.3 with NEF files. Looks like all it does is display the tiny imbedded jpeg preview. The Finder Slideshow feature renders a high res full screen image.  
(Version 0.4.3)

DWETTE  This doesn't support camera RAW files (i.e. Nikon NEF), which is all I shoot. That really limits its usefulness. I can select RAW files in the Finder and select Slideshow from the context menu -- that works with RAW files.  
(Version 0.4.2)