- SurfRabbit has been discontinued
-
Developer
Cocoaderz.com
SurfRabbit is an add-on for the Safari, Shiira, NetNewsWire, DeskBrowse and WebDesktop that will allow you to customize how Web pages are displayed.
Find a page 'too busy'? Don't ever use that one column on a page of your favorite site? Content on a page is too narrow? With SurfRabbit, you can easily fix it with a click!
You can also specify custom style codes to further customize the page. Pages can be customized individually, or you can apply your customization to a whole site, a portion of a site, or only a selected group of pages.
You can also download
Find a page 'too busy'? Don't ever use that one column on a page of your favorite site? Content on a page is too narrow? With SurfRabbit, you can easily fix it with a click!
You can also specify custom style codes to further customize the page. Pages can be customized individually, or you can apply your customization to a whole site, a portion of a site, or only a selected group of pages.
You can also download
What's New
Version 1.2.3beta: e've made a few changes on how SurfRabbit gets installed. First, we've created an installer for it, which can be run at any time to choose the applications for which you want to enable SurfRabbit. Secondly, the bundle for SurfRabbit gets installed at a system level Library folder for compatibility with Leopard, which means you'll need to authenticate during the installation; this also means that SurfRabbit will be available to all users of the system, however they will still need to run the installer to enable SurfRabbit for their user account.
This release also takes advantage of a few fixes in WebKit, which Safari 3 uses and is installed by default on Leopard and 10.4.11; as such, this release will only be compatible with 10.4.11 or above, but the older version for Panther users will still be available (but no longer maintained).
Version 1.2.3beta: e've made a few changes on how SurfRabbit gets installed. First, we've created an installer for it, which can be run at any time to choose the applications for which you want to enable SurfRabbit. Secondly, the bundle for SurfRabbit gets installed at a system level Library folder for compatibility with Leopard, which means you'll need to authenticate during the installation; this also more...
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, Compatible with Safari, Shiira, NetNewsWire, DeskBrowse and WebDesktop
*Previously available here
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, Compatible with Safari, Shiira, NetNewsWire, DeskBrowse and WebDesktop
*Previously available here
Be the first to recommend a similar software title.
(5)
(5)
Displaying 1-10 of 11
-
-
-
SurfRabbit is an add-on for the Safari, Shiira, NetNewsWire, DeskBrowse and WebDesktop that will allow you to customize how Web pages are displayed.
Find a page 'too busy'? Don't ever use that one column on a page of your favorite site? Content on a page is too narrow? With SurfRabbit, you can easily fix it with a click!
You can also specify custom style codes to further customize the page. Pages can be customized individually, or you can apply your customization to a whole site, a portion of a site, or only a selected group of pages.
You can also download customizations created by other users right from the SurfRabbit interface.
Find a page 'too busy'? Don't ever use that one column on a page of your favorite site? Content on a page is too narrow? With SurfRabbit, you can easily fix it with a click!
You can also specify custom style codes to further customize the page. Pages can be customized individually, or you can apply your customization to a whole site, a portion of a site, or only a selected group of pages.
You can also download customizations created by other users right from the SurfRabbit interface.
+34
+89
zx reviewed on 24 Feb 2007
0la reviewed on 04 Apr 2006
Apart from what is already stated in other comments, the thing that's lacking is a ruleset to filter away some ads.
I cant seem to add a rule without first going to the page I want to change.
Other than that (I just given it 20 minutes so far), it'll probably make me throw away pithhelmet as it makes safari unstable on pages with JS on.
deadpixels reviewed on 29 Mar 2006
+680
• Customizations aren't applied to pages opened in background tabs. Switching to the tab and refreshing the page is only a short-term workaround.
• Briefly: performance factors and possible font size problems affecting uncustomized pages.
• The Customizations tab would behave more intuitively if "Page Title" and "Apply settings to" fields were filled when a single item is selected with a mouse click and when moving between items with up/down arrow key navigation. Always having to double-click for those details is inefficient.
• In the Customizations tabs, some way to easily distinguishing between personal customizations and those added from the Rabbits tabs would be useful. Also, some indication of whether a customization uses Advanced Settings without clicking the button. And selecting a column header doesn't sort the column although that's been unimportant so far.
• The column view organization/navigation in the Rabbits tab makes it harder to discover new contributions. And there's no way at all to know if/when they've changed. Minimally, date added/modified and version compatibility info would be helpful. Personally, I'd prefer a simpler design that includes searching.
[SurfRabbit 1.1; Safari 2.0.3 (417.9.2)]
+1
+1
Briefly: performance factors and possible font size problems affecting uncustomized pages."
If there are specific problems you've encountered then you should report it to us (the developer) directly; posting this here doesn't provide any information or enough details for us to determine a problem (given that we've not seen/had this reported yet), let alone reproduce it. Please also make sure you've read the Troubleshooting section of SurfRabbit's Help guide first.
" The column view organization/navigation in the Rabbits tab makes it harder to discover new contributions. And there's no way at all to know if/when they've changed."
There's already a way to determine new contributions: whenever the list is updated and there are new additions, "Newest Additions" will appear as the last item in the first (leftmost) column. This will list only the newest contributions since the last time the list was loaded on your computer.
+1
itaiferber reviewed on 26 Jan 2006
The only thing that it's missing is hotkeys.
5/5 WOW!
+11
Aname reviewed on 26 Jan 2006
Thanks a bunch for writing this!
+90
Between SurfRabbit and PithHelmet, my surfing experience is waaay betta.