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Download a Sogudi that is compatible with Safari 3 here:
Installation for Tiger
Installation for Leopard (from here)
Test Cases
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Problems/FeedbackIt 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
It will work if you have a shortcut named "default_search". -- KitzKikz
Okay, it seems to be working correctly now. I was hoping you could type any keyword into the search field like you can in the location bar, but I guess that's a design decision and not really relevant here. -- 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. ��
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
This is the intended behavior. To get a single word or quoted phrase to be processed by Sogudi, prefix it with a space. -- KitzKikz
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.
I'll look into it. -- kitzkikz
Sogudi worked until I installed Xcode 3 - I think. Now the Sogudi is not listed in the Safari Menu and it stopped working. Console log does not show any entries. hope this helps, thorsten·bartels±rausch»gmx
Did you attempt to reinstall Sogudi? -- kitzkikz
Yes, I did. I also made sure that the premissions are set correctly. After the XCode 3 installation, the activity monitor was stopping to work because a GraphKit in the /System/Library was missing. Extracting that from the install DVD using pacifist made it work again. Maybe something similiar happened to Sogudi?
Sounds like XCode 3 caused more problems than to just Sogudi. I really have no intention of fixing Apple's mistakes and I'm getting more than a little tired of having to work around them.
Is there a simple way to turn on logging, so that I may solve the problem on my system?
Unfortunately, no. I had intended to create a debug version of Sogudi to help troubleshoot issues like this, but see "Bad News" above.
Hi, Thanks a lot for providing Sogudi (I love it!) and updating it for Leopard so quickly! Unfortunately it doesn't work on my Leopard installation, though. I am using 10.5.1 with a German Safari 3.0.4 (5523.10.6). I downloaded Sogudi 047b1-univ and followed the instructions on this page, but it didn't work. I also tried it without the German localization package, same result... Any ideas what could be the reason for that? -- Leonard
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