Download a Sogudi that is compatible with Safari 3 here:

1. I'm calling this "beta", so use at your own risk.
2. I haven't completed the installer yet, so you'll need to get your hands dirty and install it yourself.
3. If you successfully install and test it, please add your information to the test case table below.

Installation for Tiger

1. Delete $HOME/Library/InputManagers/Sogudi if it exists.
2. Expand the "tgz" file above.
3. Drag the "Sogudi" folder into $HOME/Library/InputManagers
4. Restart Safari.

Installation for Leopard (from here)

1. Delete $HOME/Library/InputManagers/Sogudi if it exists.
2. Delete /Library/InputManagers/Sogudi if it exists.
3. Expand the "tgz" file above.
4. Drag the "Sogudi" folder into /Library/InputManagers
5. Use Terminal to:
1. sudo chown -R root:admin /Library/InputManagers
2. sudo chmod -R go-w /Library/InputManagers
6. Restart Safari

Test Cases

Problems/Feedback

It seems to only work with the address bar, not the search field. It's been a while since I used Sogudi... is this by design? -- klimas»gmail

How does one know what version of Sogudi is in effect? ��I just download and tested ver 0.47b1 on 10.4.8 with Safari 2. It works just fine but... I had no problem with the installation instructions, but Sogudi was already working for me and I wasn't able to manually uninstall it so I don't know whether ver 0.4.4 is still working or whether the new version took over. I couldn't find any Sogudi files in either ~/library/input managers or ~/library/application support to remove. ��

1. Look in the upper right hand corner of the Sogudi window. That should list the active version of Sogudi.
2. The lower left hand corner should show if you are using the most recent version or if a newer one is available.
3. The "Check Now" button can be used to verify the version you are using.

• NOTE: This beta release still reports itself as 0.4.6! I haven't altered that portion of the code yet.
• To uninstall any prior version of Sogudi, download 0.4.6 from here and use the "Uninstall" option.

The "default" address-bar search will not accept one-word queries; instead, Safari changes it to www.${QUERY}.com. Is there any way to pass single-word address bar entries to Sogudi's default? -- threewholesteps»gmail

Any chance Sogudi could be compiled with GCC_ENABLE_OBJC_GC? = supported (-fobjc-gc)? Pulling WebKit? into a gc-required application causes a console error when Sogudi is enabled.