Inquisitor updates, and is doomed?

Inquisitor doesn't work for me in Leopard, so I'm assuming that Input Manager is toast in Leopard. It's too bad because it was a great time saver. Can you add another TUAW post to bring attention to this?

Bugger. I love inquisitor. Let's hope that their is a stable work around, or that apple buys inquisitor. As with others, inquisitor is the reason i started using safari again.

Code stealer or not he makes some really cool apps. I've purchased some of them knowing full well that there are free alternatives but he does a great job in ui and bringing together useful features into a nice pretty package.

It's too bad... InputManager is a much cleaner way to inject code than the alternatives, ie, Unsanity's crash-happy crapware.

We've known for a couple months or so that Leopard doesn't have InputManager. Handy things like Textpander is out too.

On a default install, I don't think InputManager is a security risk because it isn't enabled, the user has to create the directory. I really don't think that most Mac users have the functionality enabled.

Without saft and inquisitor I wouldn't use safari

I'd surely miss Inquisitor. It's an add-on that brings me back to Safari time and time again. I really wish that Apple would buy the rights to it as they did with Coverflow. It just seems like a natural extension of Spotlight.

I really don't care what people say about the developer. Although I may not always agree with his pricing model, he does great work and he actually DOES give credit for any open source technologies he uses in his apps such as the Limewire core in Acquisition and his use of libtransmission in Xtorrent. Honestly, folks. Just open the "about" window in Acquisition or Xtorrent. I've never had problems with any of his products (except when Inquisitor stops working due to changes made by Google, but he is very proactive in getting a fix out).

Great, except Watanabe is a code stealer... so I really won't shed too many tears over this.

Watanabe is a parasite and should not be supported.

Amen, OCM. Inquisitor is great and free (for now), but just look at his long history with XTorrent, Acquisition, and others to get an idea of how he treats his users, uses open source software without proper attribution, and basically abuses anyone and anything to make money.

been using it since the previous version and i love it also one of the reasons i started using Safari again along with some new Safari 3.0 features. Still use Camino and Firefox occasionally!