Glims for Mac1.0.42

I miss this so much. I would happily surrender 50% of a pair of body parts meant for reproduction if it meant Glims would come back. I miss narrow Safari tabs so much. OMG <choke, sob>

I used this one for years without any problems but for some reasons I needed to update from 10.8 to 10.11 now :-( What I really miss are the automaticly dated download folders! Found no other solution so far...

DO NOT INSTALL. This is Abandonware. It hasn't worked in Safari for years.

For incomprehensible reasons, MU is currently listing GLIMS as "Popular Recent" software. NO IT'S NOT! The developer abandoned it four+ years ago (as of the moment) and will NOT be updating it. GLIMS does NOT work on may modern Mac, specifically any Mac running macOS 10.10 or above.

Before it died, GLIMS had gone the sad way of becoming adware. A tragedy.

First thing to do is: DON'T INSTALL GLIMS. But if you're like me and didn't read the recent reviews, then you'll eventually come back to see this review. This app no longer works properly on the newer OS X (like El Capitan or above). If you decided to install it, be prepared to go through the mini-headache (that I did) trying to manually delete the files. If you don't want to delete manually then you can download and use Glims Uninstaller and it will get rid of all the files so Safari can work properly again. http://www.machangout.com/node/9 or you can download it from here: http://www.machangout.com/dwnlds/Glims-UnInstall.dmg.zip

PLEASE update this for El Capitan. Can't compute without it. Thanks.

Glims is dead and its website too.

In its current incarceration, I would not recommend this to anyone.

This application, while an interesting concept, made Safari unusable. It removed the titles in the tabs, and pushed Safari into several death spirals, as I tried going from one link to another. … I had to force restart repeatedly as I was trying to get this to work well.

To make matters worse, there is no easy uninstall. Getting rid of all the parts had to be done by hand. …

I WOULD HAPPILY FORK OVER MONEY IF SOMEONE WOULD PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE BRING THIS BACK. I AM REALLY EAGER TO GET RID OF WIDE TABS.

Argh ! I finally decided to upgrade to Yosemite today, thinking all my software would be compatible. Unfortunately the newest version of Safari does not support Glims which I dearly love and find so useful, especially for automatically adding convenient download folders with dates on them instead of the mishmash of loose download files in the Downloads folder. Does anyone have a suggestion for a good replacement app or plugin I could use that would have close functionalities?

Argh ! I finally decided to upgrade to Yosemite today, thinking all my software would be compatible. Unfortunately the newest version of Safari does not support Glims which I dearly love and find so useful, especially for automatically adding convenient download folders with dates on them instead of the mishmash of loose download files in the Downloads folder. Does anyone have a suggestion for a good replacement app or plugin I could use that would have close functionalities?

I'm using it with 10.10.3 Public Beta and the latest version of Safari. Safari simply won't function with every Glims option enabled. But all I ever used Glims for was the extra bookmarking features, "Add Bookmark Here", etc., and for that it still works perfectly. Ideally, I wish Apple would just let you hover over a Favorites Bar folder while dragging-and-dropping a url, so the folder would open after a couple seconds and you could then place the bookmark in a subfolder. Slims adds a nice workaround until my wish comes true. :)

Perfektní doplněk a pro mě nejdůležitější, že vytvoří každý den při downloadu novou složku spojmenovanou datem vytvoření. Jinak to má spoustu dalších nastavení.

Glims is, alas, dead. LinkThing has similar functinoality http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/35880/linkthing.

Hi there. Do you want to adds favicons to tabs on OS X yosemite? checkout this link. it works good for me! http://include.aorcsik.com/2014/12/04/add-favicons-to-safari-8-tabs/

It's a shame that this does seem to have died out now, but like others, I'd only used this really to set a couple of options, such as narrow tabs and default search engine. For those Interested, Safari Stand is still being developed, and works in Yosemite, http://hetima.com/safari/stand-e.html. Also, for those wanting to uninstall, I have copies of their uninstallers for the normal and dev versions. I could probably bung them onto a share folder in GDrive or Dropbox if anyone is desperate and wants to personal message me.

I love the app/plugin, but after upgrading to Yosemite and Safari 8.0, I kept getting Bing results when I did searches in Safari, even though I had selected other Search Engines in Safari’s Preferences. After a couple of hours of trying this thing and that thing, I uninstalled Glim, and now I'm able to get search results from the Search Engine I’ve selected. I’ll be glad if and when the folks at Glims sort all this out. Gotta give this version 3 stars at the most ;-( Sorry.

Since Glims isn't working for Safari 8 on OS X Yosemite, I've used this updated version of SafariStand to show favicons...and it WORKS! http://www.reddit.com/r/osx/comments/2lof1l/favicons_in_safari_tab_bar_this_seems_to_be_a/?sort=new

There is a Beta version 1.0.43 here http://wiki.machangout.com/howdoi/glims-development-build It is working better than 1.0.42 under Yosemite.

It doesn't work with Yosemite. To bad. I really like this lille extension. Let's hope the develeper make an update very sone

If you don't want the ads, download directly from the developer's website. Macupdate appends the adware to your download. Just FYI. Glims is cool. Let's see if they update if for Safari 8/Yosemite. :)

Glims 1.0.42 is removed during Yosemite install. You can try to re-install Glims 1.0.42 and fixed the preference panel following @Clwguy's instruction. However, it's not compatible with Safari 8.0. Features such as Favicon, Undo history, and Disable Wide Tab are not working. Search engine is locked to Bing.com regardless setups. Guess We have to wait for the update.

Does not work on Mac OS Yosemite. Needs an update.

Any plans to release Glims for Safari 8 in Yosemite?

Just upgraded to Yosemite and Glims is not compatible. Is there an ETA when it will be available for Yosemite?

Does it support Yosemite and Safari 8?

I love Glims, and those of you moaning about ads, just turn them of for God's sake. Self-advocate. Next, phew. Tab restore does not seem to be working for some time now. Is that the same as windows restore from native Safari preferences? I believe it is, So I use that instead, but it would be nice if the one inside Glims worked. Thank God for the add bookmark, sort alpha, and add folder features.

Such a pity this extension was spoiled with the ads etc., especially browsing tabs with ,. was great, and overall - it really made Safari much better... Haven't found a useful alternative yet, unfortunately :/

On 30 November 2013, Machangout.com (developer) commented on the bug in v. 1.0.42 that forces Bing to the top of your search engine list, no matter what you do to try to stop it. Machangout said: "The bug has been reported we are fixing it right now." On 13 January 2014 I say: We're still waiting! Hello! Please fix this bug yesterday! Like you promised! BTW: I went bashing around inside the Glims software and found no method of stopping this, ahem, 'bug'. It's hard coded into the software. If this, ahem, 'bug' isn't removed this month, don't expect my support of Glims in the future. Instead expect 1-Star reviews. Foisting Bing on users, especially Apple users, is NOT forgivable or tolerable, ever. OK? Just fix the 'bug' and we'll be all happy again.

On 1.0.42 If I close a tab and restore it with cmd-z, no history of that tab is restored

I love Glims, and I agree that the authors should simply charge a modest fee, rather than screwing around with ads. My complaint, though, is that in this new version I CAN'T GET RID OF BING! No matter how many times I uncheck it in the search engines list, it's re-checked and listed at the top— i.e., is now the default— of my search engines after every restart. As for choosing which is to be the default, I see only the option to choose which to make the search suggestions source, and I chose Google. Nevertheless, Bing keeps reasserting itself. Boo. Hiss.

Many are getting blank, full screen pop-unders when clicking on a link in Safari 5, 6 and 7. I solved this problem by going to Safari Prefs->Glims->Ads/Shopping-> And check Off. Mine was on Hit Me, the default. This started after installing this weeks Glims update

To my preference, this adware business has soiled Glims. Why not just charge the price you think the software is worth with an honest price tag? Are you afraid that we won't pay you as much as that trick you are doing - trying to catch everybody that haven't seen the default button? And then sell info about them... That is the kind of thing that corporations commonly do. Because they lack morals and ethical standards. If you want to get paid, then put a price for us to pay, don't play with us.

Just a heads up to the devs your FAQ on your website shows an older version (says 1.0.41 instead of 1.0.42). Also, please add a donation link to your website. Why don't you allow donations? Please take my money, devs.

Glims is a wonderful extension to safari. When I installed the update with the new adds, it clearly stated that there will be adds in the future a light version or that you could turn them off. So I decidet to turn on the light version. So only when I'm in an online shop, I get references to other products. At first, this was a little confusing, but now that I know that it is Glims doing this it's ok and to support them, I'll klick on one of these links every now and then. Most free application that don't ask for donation or don't have adds, gain there money by spying on your private data and sell it! Including some very big companies. So what would you prefer? We all have to make a living and nothing is free.

I've loved Glims, but this adware integration is a horrible idea. I've installed again and turned it off, but the functionality's presence alone threads a feeling of distrust into its use. I don't trust 'switches'. Sure, it says it's 'off' — but is it still communicating something to somewhere? Is it profiling me? Is it creating a new log or process on my computer that can be hacked or read? (At this point, a dev telling me otherwise is not going to ease my concern. [Trust?]. I appreciate seeing that the developer is highly involved in the comments here and in personally working with the negative comments to find resolve, etc. Respectful. But... I'm sorry, I can't trust you or this app until the functionality is completely removed—and I'll be seeking alternatives until it is. Dev, I believe I can speak for at least some others by saying that my trust can be restored, but the ad thing has to go. Completely. I will happily pay a small fee for your application. Especially if you implement functionality to BLOCK ads. ;)

Updated, launched, searched a term, and being Binged. Yikes! Located Bing at preference, disabled, but can't be removed. Yikes again!

Installed, used a bit, Ads. popped up Little Snitch lit up deinstalled. Ad-ware is more annoying than nagware. Avoid this unless you like advertisements popping up to “help” you buy things to make your life easier and better with no effort. I can see the Marketing Major’s thought process now: “The internet should be easier to use — maybe if users just had a single button and things just played without needing them to lift a finger. We could insert ads. that ate up their bandwidth, and took over the whole screen—like TV, but betterer because it’s more engaging and requires less of that thinking stuff that hurt’s my head.”

I have always loved Glims and find the bookmark sorting features invaluable. I use it vs. Safari to restore tabs from previous session. It seems to be broken in 1.0.42 on my Mavericks install on Macbook Air (Summer 2012). That said, I installed it over previous version and am not sure if there is an uninstaller I should have used before overwriting. I am never sure if the auto-update works; I wish there was a way to see when it is updating. Al that aside, I am happy the debs put in an option to show no ads upon install. Thank you!

version 1.0.42 doesn't show anymore in Safari 5.1.10 on 10.6.8. I've tried to revert to 1.0.41, no way, still invisible! (but Glims agent is running in the background)

- 1.0.39 is the last version for PPC. - 1b20 is the last version for Tiger. It's a pity that they don't give that information directly in their site and moreover that they don't give links for those versions!!! A few years ago, I had requests from MU users wanting the Tiger version, I was happy to give them a hand but asked MHO to offer a link for that version... I suppose just they throw away old versions as soon as they have a new one and they don't care about PPC users anymore. :-(

Machangout has Microsofts "Bing Search Engine" added in Version 1.0.42 and sets Bing as the default Search Engine. It is possible to deselect Bing, but the button to delete Bing or one of the other Search Engines is greyed out.

Uninstalled also because of this ad thing. I can not trust any application that uses this kind of "functionality".

Agree re the ads. I've not even installed the new version yet, and I don't really want to now. Could the devs please confirm that setting the switch to OFF in preferences not only doesn't display ads, but doesn't communicate AT ALL with any of the ad companies? Not only don't I want to see intrusive ads, but I don't want my browsing habits sent to a third party for them to build a profile. Seriously, you would have been better off asking for donations. Embedding adware just makes people lose any trust they had.

Agreed, the ads are a really bad idea. Please just let us pay a few bucks for the damn thing and stop the silliness with amazon referrals and ads.

Yes, Glims not working with 10.9 and Safari 7. After upgrading to Mavericks, Safari didn't open/load and close tabs. I was unable to enter Safari's preferences - windows just didn't open. After removing Glims Safari started working fine.

We received a number a emails asking, so YES this version supports Safari 6.1 and Mavericks.

I've used Glims for a long time, and it was essential for me—just a wonderful piece of software that added pretty much everything that i did miss in Safari.. It also fixed the ugly wide tabs, and added other great functionality. This being said, i just can't understand why the devs now felt the urge of sneaking this terrible advertise thing into it. I just spent more than 1 hour to find the reason why i see these UGLY ads for example on Apple's page. If anybody wonders — They're called "Visual Match" with a tacky green animation of scanning an image. Or when you search something in Google. I saw that the Disconnect plugin blocks ajax requests to sites like Superfish. When i google that, i get infos about malware etcetera. Why, guys? Please tell me why you just don't put a price tag on your software, instead of playing this silly game. I would have paid. Reading more reviews, i bet many more people, too. I just uninstalled it and reinstalled it to see if it's communicated. Ok, it's in the install process — a place, where you normally get long texts and press next next next. My mistake, maybe. But kind of bad practise, in my opinion. I would give 5 stars otherwise.

Overall I think I like GLIM (since using 1.0.38) BUT a few issues I have. First, I notice that the X to close tabs is gone and do not know how to restore it. I only recently discovered that it installed a publin in my FIREFOX browser TOO. What in the world? I was only looking to install for Safari. I have no idea what it does in Firefox. Reading the notes for 1.0.41 I saw a reference to blekko and have noticed look ups to blekko when browsing in Firefox but had not idea what it was. I do not appreciate GLIMS installing in Forefox without my knowledge or approval! Hence the low rating. Not sure what 1.0.41 will do.

This app is invaluable for searches and other features.

I am wondering if Glims has something to do with tabs being duplicated when Safari 7 / OSX 10.9 launches.

Version 1.0.41 fixes serious issues from our previous release. We have been coding arround the clock since we received the first reports, and will continue to do releases until the software works perfectly for everyone.

I love Glims. It pimps my Safari since years. But I had to uninstall 1.0.40 completely after numerous hangs (Safari 5.1.10 on SL 10.6.8). Lots of pages not loading at all, infinite beachball and force quit. Console message showing constant occurences of 15 translateJSValueToCF(OpaqueJSContext const*, OpaqueJSValue const*) + 802 (in Safari) [0x7fff83879348] This problem appeared right after the last Glims update. No other Java stuff has been updated in the meantime on my machine. Now Glims is completely uninstalled and all the concerned pages are loading properly... What the heck?

I love Glims, especially how it handles saving bookmarks, adding folders to bookmarks, etc. I had some trouble with version 1.0.40 when I was working on a website using a content management system (CMS). The site seemed slow and some functions of the CMS did not work. I contacted MHO and Jim was quick to respond and gave me a link to a new build that corrected the problems. I suspect there will be an update coming soon.

Glims is a nice product, but I am upset about the new, surreptitiously added extra advertising "feature" that the developer snuck in to 1.0.40 with little to no notice to the end user. I installed the new version yesterday, and immediately started noticing some bizarre and very invasive advertisements placed on top of web pages I browse that normally don't have any advertising at all. I thought for a few hours I had inadvertently installed some malware on my computer. Finally, I went back over what I had recently installed and came back to the new version of Glims. Sure enough, in the Glims preferences, there is a new subheading called "Ads/Shopping", with the default setting turned to "Hit Me: Add everything. Life is good." I turned that off posthaste. As someone who has developed software for a living, I get that it's not easy to produce quality freeware / shareware, and I try to support good independent software titles as best I can, but I have to say the new approach used in this version of Glims leaves an EXTREMELY bad taste in my mouth.

Great app, FYI tho, to get around Gatekeeper, right click icon then click open in popup menu, listed method (select and command-O) does not get around Gatekeeper.

It's good to see Glims adding more alternatives to Google in its array of search engines - particularly Ixquick and Startpage, which I use on a regular basis. It would e even better if Glims had used the SSL versions of these engines, but now that there's a Startpage extension for Glims I can use that instead of the Glims version. Five stars for this longtime useful extension.

Hoo-boy! I have always tried to keep Glims updated, with good results. BUT, after installing Glims, Safari hangs through numerous restarts and is inaccessible. NO Safari! Ran Onyx and now my MacMini (i7 2.6GHz, OS 10.8.6, Safari 6.0.5) keeps restarting automatically. I can't say for sure this version of Glims did this but everything was working fine before I updated. CAUTION, PLEASE!

Installs, but fails to load in Safari 5.1.10 / Mac OS X 10.6.8. Tried multiple times to install it. Even located all remnants of the previous version of Glims (1.0.39, which worked fine) with EasyFind and tossed them prior to final install attempt.... no luck.

Very useful for years. Thanks developers.

الاداة لاضافة بعض المميزات وانا حملتها وجربتها علي نظام OS X Mavericks تعمل بكل كفاءة ودون مشاكل

Sorry for the radio silence. For the past three months, we have been flooded with emails from users having issues with Safari 7. We could not possibily answer all of them and instead decided to invest all of our time in the dev. Please continue to send us reports. This helps a lot.

Makes Safari 7.0 inoperative. You must de-install Glims if you upgrade to OS X Mavericks (10.9). Great app while it lasted.

Abandonware?? I've used (and enjoyed) Glims for years, but it recently began causing problems in Safari 6.0.x, so reluctantly I unstalled it. In the last few months, I've contacted the developers 3 times with very specific issues -- but haven't received one reply. And there've been no updates since April. I realize it's a free hack, but even a relevant blog post would be helpful. But nada. The silence seems to be speaking volumes.

Just a heads up to perhaps save others time. If you want to find out which version of Glims you're running, click on the Safari menu and you'll see "About Glims" under "About Safari". Kind of a strange place to put it IMO and should be in its own preference panel section instead, but this is where it is now.

Google has now changed how to access its searches with SSL. Therefore, the Glims search "Google with SSL" is now throwing an error that it cannot access the server 'encrypted.google.com'. That server address is now defunct. Therefore I created a NEW Google with SSL, which I'm titling 'Google SSL New'. You can 'Add' this to your Search Engine List. But first some... NOTES: Google are now forcing a tracking / surveillance number on every current session of searches via their Tracking Cookie. The specific cookie name (at this time) is "NID". If you delete that cookie, your tracking ID is REMOVED and they have to assign you a new one. This tracking ID is EMBEDDED into ALL your search result URLS as long as the NID cookie resides on your system. Also note that this cookie is created when you log into many Google services and is required if you wish to remain logged in. Therefore, Google has built in some inconvenience if you dump their Tracking Cookie. Because of this enforced tracking number nastiness from Google, it is important to embed a FAKE number into the 'Google SSL New' search call. (Or at least I have found no way around it so far). Therefore, you'll notice my added FAKE number thrown into my revised search call. Here we go: Safe search off version: https://www.google.com/#fp=bonkyougooglesasholes&q=#query#&safe=off or the safe search on version: https://www.google.com/#fp=bonkyougooglesasholes&q=#query#&safe=on Note that I personally threw in 'bonkyougooglesasholes' at random. (I actually used expletives in mine, but the above should work). If you change to another fake Tracking ID, apparently the important thing is to make it long enough for Google to accept it. BUT NOTE: Whatever fake Tracking ID you use, Google will still access the NID Tracking Cookie for your actual, currently assigned Tracking ID and embed THAT into your search call. IOW: They're STILL Tracking you, whatever fake Tracking ID you use. There are ways to automatically kill the Google NID Tracking Cookie. You could create your own Apple Script / Automator Script to remove it periodically, or any time you activate the script. That's a free option. I personally bought the application 'Cookie' to do the work for me regarding ALL Tracking Cookies. You can set it to dump ALL your Tracking Cookies after any desired period of time. There are other such applications as well.

suddenly *big* Safari slowdown; many beach balls. ML/OSX 10.8.4; Safari 6.0.5; latest Glims. downloaded "uninstaller", then had a walkabout. *many* cruddies left in /Library & ~/Library, so i deleted them. not cool. Safari is now back-up-to-speed.

Glims causes Safari to hard freeze with spinning color wheel on Safari 6.1 Beta 4 on Mountain Lion.

Doesn’t work anymore with Safari 6.0.4 can somebody confirm this too?

With the new version web pages only load half way. Oh well, I'll wait for another update. Maybe in 2014 I will finally be able to use this app.

14 KB? :-)

Indispensable!

The Requirements section says "Intel", but Glims 1.0.39 also works on PPC processors.

The favicons are a blast! Thanks for giving this for free.

Safari rocks with two plugins installed. One is Glims and another one is Clicktoplugin/Clicktoflash. Glims does what it says. The current version fix few issues.

This plugin is really great and highly recommended. I love the “add bookmark here” in the bookmarks bar (if you have a folder with bookmarks there) and other features that make Safari and sucks and ugly without it! :)

why is this update listed here today, it was published on December 23 last year already...

Crashes Safari when deleting a bookmark. Looking forward to the next update.

I really like this application, I wish they would add https://ixquick.com as a search engine, but its not too hard to add it. I like the fact that ixquick allows me to search for google news, then view under proxy, I wish there was a way to bookmark the proxy link but they expire and dont work after a while, but totally anonymous and avoiding google spyware as much as possible.

I used to use it with Safari, but I've never managed to customize the Apple browser to my liking, so I've always reverted to Opera. IMHO, Safari should look more like Maxthon for Mac: to be able to open a bookmark in a new foreground tab with one left click is a winner for me. Since Safari and Maxthon both rely on Webkit, I don't see why Safari addons developers could't put it into the builds.

Safari without Glims is like a car without seats, a watch without a strap, pudding without cream. You can use it alright, but it can be soooo much better! Seriously, the addition of the search engine choices, alone, makes it a winner, I also love the download folders sorted by date and a whole load of other things that turns Safari from a ho-hum alternative to Chrome and Opera to the best browser out there. It's just a pity it can't fix the silly mono-box idea Apple copied from Google... I'd love to be able to snap back to my search term like the old days... are you listening Glims team?

I use this awesome plugin in my Safari 6 in OS X 10.8, disabling Gatekeeper (I hate Gatekeeper!) And I'm very happy with it. Safari 6, without this app, limited a lot the searches and didn't allow me to search at DuckDuckGo and Wikipedia.

In Lion you will need to Control-click (not Command-click) the package and select Open to get the installer to run.

Of all Apps available for Safari This is the most useful and should be part of the OS. I can't imagine living without it.

Is it really true that there isn't another way to restore the small tabs in Safari and you have to install separate software for that?

this one is one big reason for me to stay with safari

I'm using Glims to switch Safari's search engine to DuckDuckGo, and have been having two odd back-button issues that seem to be Glims' fault. The more annoying one is that if I open a new (empty) window, do a search via the Glims-modded search field, and click a link in the results list, some percentage of the time the back button does not work--the search results page is not in the history stack. The other problem (probably related) is that if I right click a search-result link or two and open them in another tab in the background, then try to regular-click a search result link to open it in the main window (basically, I want to view three results pages, so I open two in new tabs then the third in the results tab), the regular-click doesn't register--I can only open links if I right-click and open them in new tabs. It's tremendously annoying, and the behavior has been more or less the same, albeit somewhat erratic, on both 10.7 and 10.8, Safari 5 and Safari 6. I assume it's not DuckDuckGo's fault, since they don't seem to be doing anything exotic code-wise, although it's possible it is.

Be aware that Glims may trigger a Gatekeeper warning in OS X 10.7.5 (and probably in OS X 10.8 as well) with no option to open it if you double-click the pkg. installer file. However, if you select it and type Command-O the warning dialog with an Open option appears. Glims is not yet registered for Gatekeeper compatibility, but you can still use it if you wish.

Great app! It's been installed on my Snow Leopard MBP for about two weeks with (nearly) no glitches and with constant discoveries. I mentioned 'nearly' because, well, it's a somewhat trivial, minor beef, and it's a free app and all, and I didn't feel it warranted a message to the developers as a 'bug report'... I saw a very current version number here on MU but there's no way to tell which version I have installed; there's no "about" button or link. The "Automatically check for Updates" is checked in Preferences, but unless I've missed something somewhere, how can a user determine which version they're running?

Just found you guys. This is an awesome addition to Safari!. Quick request: Is it possible to add ssl to all webpages that can comply

Dumb installer does not let me maintain Startpage as my default search engine -- please fix!

The new release (today) I downloaded which is listed as 1.0.35 turns out to be 1b35. Is this a beta or is it the real thing?

Great extension with excellent features, thank you.

Two issues with Glims: 1) If you have this installed you may frequently get a "webpages are not responding" problem which forces all the pages in all the tabs you have open to have to be reloaded - annoying. This seems to happen a lot. A lot. And it seems to be to do with Glims 2) It seems to do a bad job at remembering the tabs you used at the end of the last session. Instead it brings up tabs from some other previous point. Which is not what you want. Or what it says it will do

Just awesome. My fav extended search provider (with shortcut) and folder with dates for downloads. Must have for Safari!

Does not install on Mountain Lion due to new security feature. Needs an update.

Brilliant app! I consider no Safari installation complete without Glims and Cookie. I use the website search abbreviations the most, but the other features are nice too.

How can you uninstall this?

Same problem with b34: Glims doesn't even appear in Safari 5.0.6/10.5.8 iMac G5. I've tried cancelling anything called Glims on my computer but no way... :-( Reverting to b32 once again!

I agree. Glims does a great job keeping up with Safari changes we don't like.

New option to disable wide tab labels......... this feature alone is worth 5 stars