Kosovar1, I have to sympathize with the dev, most of them would rather code than write up docs. And you're getting this for free. SIMBL's docs tell you how to de-install it, and where you should put plugins. That is at culater.net, not at this dev's website.

That being said, read my comment above, as well as the docs of any of the SIMBL plugins that you have installed. You can also go into PlugSuit's prefPane to see which plugins are controlled and which are not.

HINT: In the prefPane, use the 'Gear' button and 'Reveal Extender in Finder' to see where you have the plugin installed. I would then move it out of your User and into the /Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins/ path. But that's just me. I don't like stuff all over the place.

I wholly agree with Kosovar1, and I don't think that most developers' preference for writing code rather than supporting documentation for their apps is any kind of an excuse at all, not even a halfassed one. When you create something that people will rely on to do their work, or to protect their security, or even just to play a game, it's also incumbent upon you to explain how to use that app and any other pertinent information they'll need, whether it's freeware or not. Either do the job WELL, or don't do it at all.

I'm a geography professor. Is it cool for me to focus solely on teaching the topical information of the course and let my students figure out for themselves all the other things they'll need to pass my class, like which prerequisite courses they must take and basic knowledge they must possess in order to understand this course material, how to study, how to write a paper, how to prepare for my exams, etc.? No, it's not cool. If I did that, I'm quite certain my students would think I'm a d1ck. Such an attitude would almost certainly lead my colleagues to vote against giving me tenure, and they'd be right to do so — no matter how fabulously I teach that course material or conduct my geographic research.

In the past 5 years or so, a trend has been developing which greatly annoys me that it seems Leoofborg would defend — developers who write either useless Help files or none at all. A decade ago, any developer who chose not to write truly helpful Help files would either be fired or, if independent, would go bankrupt. Forums would be filled with vitriol about the asshole developer who didn't give a damn about his customers. But lately it's become more and more difficult to find new software with anything more than Tooltips to help users use it. In my opinion, such developers should be boycotted, and I, for one, refuse to spend or donate a single penny on apps written by such jackasses.

Ah, in fact Infinite Labs' website says PlugSuit 1.5.7 is not compatible with Snow Leopard and another utility they author has been updated for Snow Leopard by relying on (wait for it) SIMBL 0.97a!