Existing users, 
Warning. Yojimbo "Known Issue" - ayjay
I absolutely agree that this is bad behavior on the part of Yojimbo, and if I hadn't kept the app I would be annoyed as hell at having its continued presence in my .Mac syncing options. But you shouldn't say that Yojimbo will "PERMANENTLY ALTER YOUR SYNC SETTINGS." It doesn't alter any settings at all, and doesn't have any effect on what gets synced and how it gets synced. You're just stuck with a pointless option for syncing an app you no longer have.Saturday, September 09 2006 @ 08:48 PM PDT
Warning. Yojimbo "Known Issue" - robulack
I don't think this situation is totally true. I installed Entourage's sync conduit and it appeared in my .Mac sync preferences. but when I changed the preference in Entourage, the .Mac sync preferences item disappeared. Likewise, the Transmit sync item. I had to manually remove it (I actually forget exactly how I did it, but a simply Spotlight search found the item that needed deleting). The same was true for SOHO Notes; when I "unregistered" its .Mac sync capabilties its item also disappeared from Preferences.So either BB is doing something totally different from these three companies or they're just a tad sloppy.
(Honestly though, guys, it's not that big a deal! It really is only cosmetic and how often do you find yourself hanging around in that panel of the system's Preferences?)
Wednesday, October 18 2006 @ 11:40 PM PDT
Remove Entourage Notes conduit from .mac sync panel - Xot
I was able to remove the Entourage Notes sync conduit from my .Mac sync preferences panel by following the instructions at http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20070205125711148&query=tabThey are a bit lengthy, but they worked! I did this on a MacBook Pro running Mac OSX 10.4.
-Xot
Thursday, November 29 2007 @ 09:39 PM PST
Warning. Yojimbo "Known Issue" - larrymcj1
BareBones software can say what they want...but this is THEIR problem, not that of the OS. I've installed several applications that automatically put a Sync entry in .Mac (MobileMe) and doing a complete uninstall with something like AppZapper has always removed the Sync entries. The other one I've found to be just as reticent is Mark/Space Notebook...it will also not go away.That said, there truly is nothing you can do about this as Apple provides no support (they say it's the software vendor's issue when I called) and the software vendors won't take responsibility for their actions, so we're all stuck with pieces of garbage in our Sync settings. I don't care if it "doesn't hurt anything" I want it out of there and will most likely resort to a complete rebuild of the OS if I can't figure it out. Time Machine is no help here, BTW.
LarryMcJ
Sunday, July 27 2008 @ 02:58 PM PDT
Warning. Yojimbo "Known Issue" - FIXED HERE - jsturtridge
The fantastic guys at BareBones have created an uninstaller for the Sync entry - see here:http://faq.barebones.com/do_getanswer.php?record_id=137
HTH - J.
Thursday, September 10 2009 @ 06:27 AM PDT
Warning. Yojimbo "Known Issue" - Citizen B
I have been facing the same issue and would like to emphazise that, coming from a supposed professional Software company, this is absolutely unacceptable !!!I tested this application for a trial and, at the end of my test session, I really had no good feeling because it does not appear as a smart application nor well designed. In addition the pseudo sales argument used by the company mentionning that Yojimbo supports the handling of serial numbers and passwords is really a derision. They sneer at us since, there are many many other easy (and secured) ways to handle that.
Personnaly I use the Apple app Keychain which is designed to support specific users keychains (secured notes for serial numbers or secured internet entries for internet accounts and passwords). Many other "Organizer" free or shareware, such as Journler or Devonthink, make it also possible (with a bit of imagination). I just would like to conclude that I tested and use, for a while, these two apps which are absolutely reliable and very, very innovative compared to their competitors.
I do not have any kind of agreement with these software providers but I encourage you to discover these two very attractive (for different reasons) apps. Definitely, I do not recommend at all to adopt Yojimbo which does not behave as a safe app.
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Tuesday, September 05 2006 @ 12:10 PM PDT