For me the ForgetMeNot plugin still works in Leopard (10.5.2) and Safari 3.1.1. This is what I've done to make it work.
Open terminal window. In terminal window write command:
sudo /Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit
and enter your root password when asked.
Now open Finder and go to /Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins
and right click (or ctrl+click) on ForgetMeNot.bundle and select Show Package Contents from menu.
New Finder window opens. In this new window open Contents folder. Drag and drop Info.plist on TextEdit Icon on your Dock to open Info.plist in Textedit.
Find line:
MaxBundleVersion
below this line you have string (probably 523) Replace string value with 5550.
Save Info.plist and relaunch Safari.
Now Edit -> Undo Close Tab and File -> Unclose Window works perfectly.
Reload windows and tabs when you relaunch Safari option is not working. But you have Option in Safari
History -> Reopen All windows from last session or you can use SafariStand plugin like me.
In SafariStand Settings you have option Restore Method at Launch. Select
Automatically Reopen Last Session (Safari).
Now you have all the options working + you have SafariStand which is great plugin.
I hope this text help someone to get ForgetMeNot work again.
Note: you must open TextEdit from Terminal with root password, otherwise you cannot save Info.plist because permissions.
Working in Leopard - JenniferDyer
Thanks so much! What a helpful tip. I just updated Safari, saw ForgetMeNot was disabled, came looking for an update, and followed your instructions, and now all is well again. Plus I learned something completely new: the sudo tip for TextEdit. Thanks again.Reply to This
Wednesday, July 02 2008 @ 09:25 PM PDT