Sogudi0.4.7b

YES. So awesome. Ever since I switched to Safari from iCab, I've missed iCab's capability of letting me define and use other search services besides Google; whenever I wanted to search Amazon or DMOZ or what have you, I just opened the Find box, picked a search engine or two, typed in a phrase and hit Return. Sogudi is a bit harder to use than iCab's doodad, but it works just as well! Thank you for this awesome chunk of code.

from the developers website: A note for sites such as MacUpdate, VersionTracker, Tucows, etc: Please do not update your listings to this version yet. It is not ready for the general public. The download has no instructions or installer. This page is meant for beta testers, only. They know what they are getting into, but the visitors to your sites will not.

A version is now available for Intel base Macs.

Great tool! :) simple and fast. Could recommend it to all Safari users.

Very cool. A must have. BUT… it will be even better if the soft allow us to "pack" several search in one word and be abble to open as many tabs as needed.

How is this different then SafariSIA?

pretty sweet, something that should be standard I think. is standard in OmniWeb, only problem is OmniWeb is still quite a bit slow

One of those rare programs which become part of your everyday computing life. The man searches are a nice addition.

This app is great, though I don't ask it to do much... I use it mostly for integration with macupdate, as I've been too busy/lazy to remember other shortcuts, but I love it still... great little app!

This is great, a nice little tool! I personally have tended to use AcidSearch more lately, however, but if you like hiding the Google bar this is the only one for you!

Address shortcuts were one of my favorite features of OmniWeb, but since I use Safari more these days, Sogudi is a VERY welcome addition.

This is wonderful and really speeds up my work. Have tried other browsers with shortcuts but kept coming back to Safari for it's all-round performance. Now I have a better browser.

Sogudi, will you marry me?

Absolutely fantastic. This should be in Safari by default. I can't live without it.

Yeah, it's awesome. Unfortunately if Apple wanted this, they would just build it in themselves and not pay for it. Fortunately, it's little too advanced for them to want to include for the everyday user (Apple is very KISS oriented with their core software). LightSwitch wasn't so lucky...

For those who've been having trouble getting this to work with the latest (v. 1.2) release of Safari, try simply re-running the installer. That solved the problem for me. And just to echo all the other comments, this _is_ a terrific addition to the Mac experience. Well conceived, well integrated, and addictive.

This is the feature I miss the most from Camino. Great to see it in Safari and implemented better.

Definitely one of Mac OS X' most valuable 3rd party add-ins (likethe PDF Browser PlugIn by M. Schubert) ... I'll love it (b'cause it even allows me defining "quick links" like, e.g., 'amt' for the Apple Movie Trailer Website (just by typing 'amt ' -- notice the additional blank at the end of input) -- the one ond only pitfall: searching for concatenated strings like 'just-mac' (including an '-') is a little intricately; avoid problems with Safari's auto-completion by typing ' just-mac' (additional leading blank!). But even though -- ***** from me (and just in case of: SafariKeywords focusses the same issue; but doesn't work on my JagOSX ;)

YES. So awesome. Ever since I switched to Safari from iCab, I've missed iCab's capability of letting me define and use other search services besides Google; whenever I wanted to search Amazon or DMOZ or what have you, I just opened the Find box, picked a search engine or two, typed in a phrase and hit Return. Sogudi is a bit harder to use than iCab's doodad, but it works just as well! Thank you for this awesome chunk of code.