ZEROZEROZERO  Been using iCab since it was a puppy and now at 4.01 it's still the best utility browser: FAST, full of features, stable, and did I mention fast?

I really appreciate the error report, the best favorites toolbar, and all the tools: filter manager, cookie manager, forms manager, offline mode, download manager... live update of offline files (for coding websites) autosave session... yada, yada, yada. And it rips webpages to five different formats.

Yes, there are some issues, but the tweaks and fixes come constantly. Best thing about it IMHO: it is not free (unless you forego a few minor features) - by that I mean it doesn't come with any strings attached.

Great browser, great developer support, best money I've spent on software.  
(Version 4.0.1)

ZEROZEROZERO  Still works a treat in Leopard. Love the fact that it DOESN'T do html mail - a double-click sends the html to my offline browser, where I can read the text, inspect the source code and, if necessary (rarely), reload it in online mode.

Maybe it's time for me to drop it, but I don't see any reason why I should.  
(Version 2.2r6)

ZEROZEROZERO  Nice app for writing/editing subrip subtitles. Works like a charm on ppc 10.4.10. Adjusting subtitles graphically by mouse-drag to the audio waveform display is easy though adjusting time codes manually can be a bit cumbersome.

Uses mplayer for previewing the video with subtitles, which causes the only issue I have. The current version of mplayer freezes when it comes to the end of the video - can't even force-quit it.

It's not the most Mac-like app - being multi-platform and based on java - but the visual aids are superb. We can only look forward to further improvements and enhancements - and to that end, I've made my donation.  
(Version 3.4.1)

ZEROZEROZERO  Works a treat even as partly implemented in 10.4.10. This game has great potential, nice sounds and atmospherics: good enough to play around in and very stable.

Without any OS X contributors to this open source project, don't expect quick updates of any OS X version. Yes, where is 0.3 for OS X?

You'd think that Apple could spare a head or two to make packages for OS X. It's a cheap way to add titles for the platform. How about it, Mr. Jobs? Anyone?  
(Version 0.2)