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Product Description:
Sogudi is an add-on for Apple's Safari Web Browser that allows you to visit and search your favorite sites using just a few simple keystrokes in the location bar instead of long and complex URLs. These shortcuts allow you to enter additional parameters that would not be possible with standard bookmarks. Sogudi comes loaded with several common shortcuts and more can be added by the user.
For example: Typing "vt text edit" in Safari's address bar will load the search results page from VersionTracker.
You can also type search terms into the address bar just like you can in the Google Search field from Apple. The difference is that Sogudi allows you to change the search engine you use.
For example: Typing "vt text edit" in Safari's address bar will load the search results page from VersionTracker.
You can also type search terms into the address bar just like you can in the Google Search field from Apple. The difference is that Sogudi allows you to change the search engine you use.
What's new in this version:
- Faster
- More tightly integrated with Safari
- Can keep up with speedy typists.
- Smarter
- A space in front invokes the "default" shortcut (back by popular demand).
- If the shortcut begins with "javascript:" then joins terms with %20 instead of "+"
- Passes parsing of "javascript:" urls to Safari.
- Stronger
- New special shortcut, "default_search". Takes over the Google search field.
- Better version checker, uses a separate thread.
- Different bundle loading format, will not load into non-Safari applications.
- Better
- Shows "Sogudi" in search field when active.
- Repaired encoding on some translation files.
- Added Dutch & Swedish localizations.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.2 or higher
Safari 1.0 or higher
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Feedback Summary:
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| Overall Rating: |  (5.0) |
Features: | (4.7) |
Support: | (4.7) |
| Ease of Use: | (5.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (5.0) |
Price: | (5.0) |
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Featured Reviews
Great Addition for Safari - Version: 0.4.6, 11/6/2006 09:43AM PST
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dayco
For everyone not familiar with Sogudi, I recommend you go to Learntomac.com and see how this plug can improve Safari. There are two tutorials on this plugin, one showing the basic use and the other showing how to customize it. I think this is a great plugin for Safari myself.
- Installing and Using Sogudi
- Customizing Sogudi Searches
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- learntomac.com not available! -- Great Addition for Safari
Version available for Intel based Macs - Version: 0.4.6, 6/6/2006 12:44PM PST
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KitzKikz
A version has been released for Intel based Macs.
Not for Macs with Intel processors - Version: 0.4.6, 2/25/2006 04:53AM PST
Serious
This is one of the most brilliant pieces of software ever written. I love it and use it daily on my iBook G4.
On my iMac Core Duo, however, it refuses to work. After the installation, it simply isn't integrated into Safari, you can't even chose it from the Safari menu.
It works when you open Safari under Rosetta (-> info-panel) but since this slows down Safari quite a bit, it's not an acceptable solution for me.
Hope to see an universal binary soon !
On my iMac Core Duo, however, it refuses to work. After the installation, it simply isn't integrated into Safari, you can't even chose it from the Safari menu.
It works when you open Safari under Rosetta (-> info-panel) but since this slows down Safari quite a bit, it's not an acceptable solution for me.
Hope to see an universal binary soon !
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