Considering how my poor Powerbook G4 chokes on Flash sites (Hulu, South Park Studios, etc.), it feels like they had given up on G4 some time ago as well...

@PCWiz: I wouldn't assume that folks are going to click through the forum or subscribe to the twitter feed to learn of the potential catastrophic outcome of install in SL.

You should really put a warning/disclaimer on the homepage since there is a direct download button there and its link to the post in the forum doesn't mention the issue unless you scroll to the bottom of the thread...

Think of it as securing the future goodwill of potential users rather than have to apologize/blame them after the fact.

Whoa! Good to know. Thanks for the heads up... There is nothing about that on the homepage. Have they updated the software yet?

I agree that Glims helps Safari from missing a lot of features that I would have expected it to have out of the box (open previously open tabs on startup, drop down search flyout, favicon support, hard line dividers for bookmarks, etc.), BUT my experience is that it creates an enormous slowdown in startup of the app, and general stability. And this is on a Mac Pro with 8GB...

Just a heads up.

So putting Glims and Chrome in there simultaneously is very odd indeed.

Its up there on the masthead... The Unofficial Apple Weblog. Are you expecting non-Apple news, reviews and articles?

Flounce in 3...2...1...

This is not rule related, but here's hoping someone can point me in the right direction:

Is there a way to have ALL attachments automatically zipped? I have a lot of clients who only see non-zipped attachments as inline files that they can't access. Very annoying. Would an Applescript do it, perhaps or am I missing something very obvious?

That would be just lovely... :)

Yes please!

I would be dualshocked if I won, but here goes nothing...

That would be just lovely! Cheers!