Safari Menu

Name: Safari Menu
Rating: 4.7083 (5 reviews)

2.3

05 December 2005

View your Safari bookmarks system-wide.

Overview

Safari Menu gives you access to all your bookmarks from Safari with a system wide menu. This means that you can go to any site you've got in your bookmarks without having Safari open or on the foreground.

Additionally, you can directly go to any URL or search using the Google search engine and you can share your bookmarks over a local network using Rendezvous technology.

What's new in Safari Menu

Version 2.3:

built as a universal binary
removed the RSS feature, use RSS Menu instead
you can now set the time to update the menu
other bug fixes

25 Safari Menu Reviews

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Nifty little applet. Works as advertised and FREE! Doesn't live update, but author says they're working on it. I put 3 for stability because I haven't used it long enough.

Version 1.0b

If you have problems with Safari Menu, please remove the preference file and try again, they are located at: ~/Library/Preferences/com.edotstudios.safarimenu (where ~ is your home folder).

Version 2.2.4

Doesn't work on my TiBook 800, Just gives a momentary spinning progress icon in the menu bar, and then...nothing.

Version 2.2.4

great application. and the new version solves the problem with using acidsearch at the same time. thanks. really appreciate the developer's hardwork. recomment this application. a must-have in my powerbook.

Version 2.2.4

I finally deleted the preference file to get it to work {~Library/Preferences/com.edotstudios.safarimenu.plist}.

Version 2.2.4

This version (2.2.4) works great on my machine (G5 Dual 2Ghz), come up in a flash. But on my Dad's computer (same as mine) all the 2. series do not work, he just get's a spinning ball. He is using 2.0.something and it works fine, so he still uses that version. He thinks it might be something on his machine that is conflicting with the new version. I just wanted to post this so that perhaps the developer could look into it. I think I'll also drop a line to them from the main website. I think it's great software!

Version 2.2.4

Small, handy and practical. One more thing should be reported back to the developer. Safari Menu seems to collide with AcidSearch. I have AcidSearch 0.32 pre-installed and then I installed Safari Menu, but I couldn't open Safari Menu's preferences pane. Then I uninstalled AcidSearch, and Safari Menu ran normally, and I could open its preferences pane. Since AcidSearch modifies Safari's search engine bar, probably that's why AcidSearch is not compatible with Safari Menu. Really hope Safari Menu can add the features like AcidSearch's, like adding other searching engines in Safari. Then I can put AcidSearch away. :) Anyway, thanks for making this good application. Safari Menu is really good.

Version 2.2.3

Since version 2.01 it is always busy. I had to revert to the older version to get it working. I have a dual 2GHz G5 and 10.3.6.

Version 2.2.3

1 answer(s)

Anonymous

27 November 2004

Remove the preferences. They are located here: ~/Library/Preferences/com.edotstudios.safarimenu (where ~ is your home folder)

Version 2.2.3

Great app! At first, I didn't notice the menu was in the Apple-bar ;) I think it's sort of a nice look-forward to the Safari RSS Tiger will feature!

Version 2.1

The RSS-feature may be nice but it doesn't work well in the actual version. I have tried several feeds but none of them were accepted by the program (the work fine in newsfire and netnewswirelite). The other thing that I miss (except a better rss-parser) is a implementation of favicons. Although a really nice app. Great work. Thanks for giving it way free.

Version 2.0