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Pure Unmitigated Junk 
- Version: 3.2 (v62), 10/5/2009 10:19PM PST
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MAC_1984
Google Search? - Version: 3.2 (v61), 6/8/2009 07:24PM PST
mikestitzer_dotmac
So there's the option to use Google is back, but as far as I can tell it doesn't load any results based off your search within the Inquisitor window. Instead, it only predicts various autocompletions of what you've typed, and then you have to load the Google page.
I get that it's owned by Yahoo! now, but I guess I just liked the old functionality with Google results. It appears everything works normally when Yahoo! is the search engine.
I get that it's owned by Yahoo! now, but I guess I just liked the old functionality with Google results. It appears everything works normally when Yahoo! is the search engine.
Google search is back! (But Installer seems broken) - Version: 3.2 (v61), 4/9/2009 12:18AM PST
Apta Good
The previous version did not produce results when Google was the chosen search engine but v61 brings it back. Hurray!
When installing v61 over v58 the installer gave me an error message:
I took out the Inquisitor folder from the Input Managers folder and tried again but had the same results. However Inquisitor seems to run fine in spite of the error.
Install failed: The following install step failed: run postflight script for Inquisitor. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance.
I took out the Inquisitor folder from the Input Managers folder and tried again but had the same results. However Inquisitor seems to run fine in spite of the error.
WORKS with Safari 4!! - Version: 3.2 (v61), 4/8/2009 11:18AM PST
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flyinglow2
YEA!! OMG, I was going nuts without Inquisitor's search abilities. Once you get used to it, you really have a hard time without it (like when using Safari 4). Thank god it's back - makes searching much easier & more accurate.
Back in business - Version: 3.2 (v61), 4/8/2009 08:16AM PST
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LievenB
3.2 (v61) works again with Safari 4 beta.
Safari v4 beta - Version: 3.2 (v58), 2/24/2009 11:49PM PST
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macaholic
Safari v4 beta breaks Inquisitor.
Re-installing doesn't work.
Re-installing doesn't work.
Inquisitor renamed my local InputManagers folder. - Version: 3.2 (v58), 2/17/2009 06:58PM PST
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Apta Good
After installing Inquisitor 3.2 on OS 10.4.11, I launched Safari and noticed that SafariStand, 1Password, and SafariBlock managers were gone. Inquisitor's installer renamed my local ~/Library/InputManagers folder to InputManagers-Tiger and installed itself in the global /Library/InputManagers folder. This is very improper behavior for an installer.
Other than that I've had no problem with Inquisitor. I've been using it for over a year on my home computer.
Other than that I've had no problem with Inquisitor. I've been using it for over a year on my home computer.
Leaves Nasty Tracking Cookies - Version: 3.2 (v58), 12/1/2008 02:12PM PST
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MAC_1984
Want tracking cookies hiding on your Mac? Then use Inquisitor; it lives up to it name. Watanabe is worse than scum. It will be a better day for the Mac world when Watanabe goes over to Windows software development.
Very Interesting! - Version: 3.2 (v58), 11/25/2008 09:41AM PST
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rhpatrick22
I have read several complaints on this software, as only being able to search through Yahoo; if a program is written correctly, then an option would be given to use Google or Yahoo; all that is necessary to use this software's search, is open it's preferences, and CHANGE the default from Yahoo to Google; that is all that was needed. No complaints from this user. I also have used this with ZERO problems; this includes the Safari Update 3.2.1
Useless software...useless developer.
Really, you are seriously wasting your time loading this crap onto your Mac, and then having to find all the pieces to it when you dump it.