Safari 4 is now in public beta and we have verified that WebnoteHappy works well with Safari 4. Specifically, the bookmarklet “Webnote It”, the shortcut key (by default Command-Shift-D) and Importing from Safari all work flawlessly with the Safari 4 beta.

I started noticing that my MacBook Pro’s performance was getting sluggish compared to my iMac’s performance. I was wondering if I needed a reinstall but I narrowed it down to Safari. Firefox was still working well as were my other apps. Rebooting didn’t help it. I further narrowed down the issue to Flash videos like …

Since yesterday was Thanksgiving here in the US, I thought I’d share 10 things I’m thankful for in Leopard. If you don’t unmount a file share before you leave a network, Finder doesn’t lock up liked it used to in Tiger Safari 3 – so many things to like about it – its faster, improved …

sjk wrote on iusethis about WebnoteHappy: Right now my top request for this app would be an “Open selected items in browser tab” command, with a preference to warn if attempting to open over an N item limit. Currently, in WebnoteHappy 1.3.1, you can select multiple bookmarks and then open them in your default browser. …