FRANKOF  I like Glims ever since I use it. First, for the features it implements, second for the possibility to leave behind Saft and its greedy, arrogant and unresponsive developer.

Having said this, I would like to point put a bug - that is downloading into dated folders. For many downloads (such as pdfs shown in Safari, and downloaded by clicking the "download" button) this does not work, the files simply do not go into this folder.

Anyway, great work guy! Thanks a lot!  
(Version 1.0b22)

FRANKOF  I do appreciate free software. In fact I very often donate to developers of free software when a program is useful. I also reserve the right to say when I don't like something, regardless of whether the software is free or not. Developers should be grateful for people speaking out the truth. And in this case, the simple truth is: putting in a daemon s*cks.   
(Version 2.5)

FRANKOF  It is not only the daemon - it is also the requirement to stop the built-in TM mechanism (which is well integrated into the system and shows its status in the menu bar) and rely on this daemon for backups. Why should I do this? Why run a background process that kicks in every now and then, just to do something the system can do better? This is a major PITA, and is especially bad as the program used to be perfect for what it should do.

I don't know, maybe the developer did not find a way to come up with a real solution in Snow Leopard - but putting a background process instead of a well-integrated system component is definitely not the way to go. Either the developer finds a way to change the settings without using a daemon, or I will not be using this program any more. And many sensible people won't.  
(Version 2.5)

FRANKOF  New version changes everything - the program does no longer set a system parameter to tell TM when to back up, but installs a f*cking daemon that runs in the background and requires to manually shut off time machine (which will also be visible as inactive in the menu bar). All the advantages of the earlier program are now gone. Why should I rely on a background daemon for my valuable backups? Not be able to see TM active? Not have a reliable and visible indicator of when the last and next backup occur/ed?

Frankly, this version stinks.   
(Version 2.5)

FRANKOF  I've been a loyal SAFT user for many years now, paid three times for "updates" after upgrading the OS. I have seen this program grow for some time, and then - nothing. It has not added features ever since Leopard came out, it even lost features that were present in Tiger, such as blocking GIF animation. Every little update of Safari killed Saft; and not for a real reason. In fact it just checked the Safari version against the version stated in the saft plist, and refused to start if it was higher. No wonder Saft was "updated" so fast every time: the developer usually just changed a single string in the plist (one that everyone could have done) and voila, he appeared "responsive". He is NOT. I have contacted the developer several times, with feature suggestions and bug reports - not a single time he bothered to reply. This utterly arrogant and disturbing attitude upset me more than once.

Now, after upgrading to Snow Leopard, he wants me to pay a fourth time. Let me say it very clearly: FORGET IT! No added features, not even 64bit support, none of the useful features I had suggested years back. I might have considered upgrading for some nominal upgrade fee, if it was an upgrade. It is not. It is the attempt to rip-off customers that paid for this software for years. This f*cking s*cks.

This guy definitely lost me as a customer for good. I have moved on to Glims without a single look back.

(btw: the Glims developers are really nice guys - I found a bug, reported it, and got a reply almost instantly. I know they care; they do without asking for money. And you know what: I'll pay them a donation twice the price of Saft as soon as it is running flawlessly)  
(Version 12.0b3)