Existing users, 
LittleSnitch keeps telling me that FinderPop is trying to inject some code in the Finder. Since I trust FinderPop, I should be able to make that an exception (or a rule). Well, I can't. The only way is to disable code injection alerts altogether, which would leave the door open to malicious apps.
I don't think I can ask the FinderPop developer to change the way FinderPop interacts with the Finder, when he knows and I know that no harm is done or intended. So it's up to LittleSnitch to smarten up.
Little Snitch
Informs you when an app tries to establish an outgoing Internet connection.
Version: 2.2
Urgently needs rules for code injections!
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: harsher Wednesday, June 07 2006 @ 11:09 AM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Over One Year
Recommend Product: YES
Comments
Urgently needs rules for code injections! - harsher
The preferences for CODE INJECTION ALERTS are global, and not specific for each item.Wednesday, June 07 2006 @ 02:29 PM PDT
Urgently needs rules for code injections! - MacHound
I agree this is a problem that limits the usefulness of Code Injection alerts. Default Folder is another mainstream app that gives lots of injection warnings. I'd like an "allow always" option for individual trusted programs, such as Default Folder, to work without all the warnings.Thursday, June 08 2006 @ 11:25 PM PDT
Urgently needs rules for code injections! - Run Home Slow
just click finder pop in little snitch pref panel same place as Delete... choose preference... ans uncheck that pref.Reply to This
Wednesday, June 07 2006 @ 12:12 PM PDT