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PimpMySafari future?

12.10.06

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SafariDockStatus no more?

11.10.06

Apparently the SafariDockStatus plugin is no longer available, so I’ve removed that post from PMS for the time being. This is a shame, because I thought for those who use Safari as an RSS reader, it did a essential task.

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Pimped Safari Icon

28.07.06

PMS IconThere has been a lot of requests for one of these, so I’ve finally made the PimpMySafari logo into a custom Safari icon!

Download this zip file to get the icon as an .icns file, iContainer and applied to a folder.

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Web Development with Safari

31.05.06

I’ve just posted an article on Hicksdesign about Web Development with Safari. Its aimed at people who are unfamiliar with Safari plugins, but I thought I’d pimp it from here anyway!

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Keywurl 1.1

Updated: 23.11.07
License: Freeware
URL: Keywurl 1.1
Requires: Safari 3.0 +, 10.4+

Keywurl is a SIMBL plugin that adds keyword search, similar to Firefox’s “Quick Search” functionality.

Changes for 1.1

  • Now compatible with Safari 3.0 and Leopard. Older versions of Safari not supported.

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GreaseKit 1.0

Updated: 23.10.07
License: Freeware
URL: GreaseKit 1.0
Requires: Not known

CreamMonkey is an InputManager extension, that intends to emulate Greasemonkey’s custom javascript functionality for Safari.

With careful scripting, Matt Sephton has created a range of scripts available that work in both Greasemonkey, and Creammonkey.

Changes for 1.0

  • Renamed from Creammonkey to GreaseKit.
  • Added support of all WebKit-based applications.

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SafariBlock 1.2

Updated: 09.07.07
License: Freeware
URL: SafariBlock 1.2
Requires: 10.3+, Safari 1.3+

SafariBlock is designed to be an imitation of Firefox’s AdBlock extension. Adverts or frames are blocked via a context menu. While not as fully featured as PithHelmet, users may find this approach easier to configure.

Changes for 1.2

  • Added Safari 3.x compatibility
  • Fixed issues with “check for updates”

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