NECRISREX1  This looks nice but until it supports svn+ssh properly I can't use it.  
(Version 1.0.0.57)

NECRISREX1  This plugin has gone a LONG WAY toward making the basic vi command set work in TextMate. I really applaud the dev.

I would make two requests though, when not in insert mode, could / be used to do a find? and could search/replace via %s/FIND/REPLACE as in VI be implemented?

Those two features would fill the gap nicely on a feature set I hadn't realized I was missing in TextMate.

I LOVE Textmate, but my VI habits do bite me on occasion.

Thanks for this plugin, here's hoping we get a little more before we call it "Done."

I didn't rate it on stability, as I have only been using it for about 10 minutes now, and while I haven't had any problems, I can't say I won't have any.  
(Version 1.4)

NECRISREX1  I tried using DragThing for a long time. It's a great productivity booster and I was a registered user for over a year.

HOWEVER, it does a lot more than Tabmeister, and the price reflects that. If all you are looking for is this functionality to bring tabbed windows style interface back to OS X, this is cheaper enough to have room in the market too. I'm sure.  
(Version 2.0)

ROY D. TODD II  I have downloaded many versions of Quicksilver since I registered Launchbar. I bought 10 for X primarily for Launchbar and one other app I can no longer remember...

Quicksilver blows it away FOR FREE. Quicksilver ACTUALLY does iTunes Playlist search and launch, and has many other advanced features launchbar still hasn't touched. PLEASE try Quicksilver before you pay for this...  
(Version 4.0.beta7)

NECRISREX  There is something that is lacking in most Mac browsers. Firefox and Mozilla are stark exceptions, although Camino does lack it. The ability to view certificates for sites. When you are responsible for making sure that a secure site has the right certificates this is a NECESSITY not a nicety.

I have limited options with respect to OS X browsers allowing this. I.E., Firefox, Mozilla, and now Opera 7.5 - this feature alone is a wonder to find in a Mac browser. I also LOVE the Mail client interface with Views stripped almost straight from Windows Outlook.

Another major plus for Opera (in my humble opinion) is that once I learn to use Opera 7.5, whether on Windows or Linux or a Mac, I can use Opera 7.5 THE EXACT SAME WAY on each.

Not necessarily a Mac standard interface, but I find it pleasant, and even revolutionary in some ways, with it's finder like sidebar for picking the contents of the main window cell...

Anyway, Just as with your choice of OS you really shouldn't decide it isn't woth it until you try it. Opera is a capable, usable, and fast browser.   
(Version 7.50)