10 Comments

June 21st, 2008 @2:49 am  

Very nice list of plugins! My two favorites would have to be stumble and piclens.. Both time wasters, but who cares!

Dan Said,
June 21st, 2008 @2:19 pm  

Great Article! With Firefox receiving so much attention, people often forget how wonderful Safari is.

Although mostly not plugins, check out 10 Ways to Enhance Your Safari Browsing Experience.

June 21st, 2008 @2:34 pm  

The PDF plugin is kind of redundant these days, as Safari’s shown them seamlessly in the browser since OSX10.4. No toolbar, no nothing - just the PDF and a scrollbar; a hell of a lot nicer than the usual PDF plugin experience. apple +/- zooms like you expect, ctrl-click for all those view options you usually only fiddle with by accident.

jonas Said,
September 13th, 2008 @2:49 pm  

i love the delicious plug in. thanks visit my site http://www.jonasproject.info

Sam Said,
April 7th, 2009 @2:09 am  

Pay for plugins? WHAT A RIPOFF. No thanks.
Firefox.
Next.

April 9th, 2009 @2:11 am  

I'm in agreement with jonas…I'm a mac user and use Safari only to check how my site looks but for day to day surfing, it's gotta be Firefox with all its invaluable plugins that are free. Paying for plugins is crazy - sorry but you are talking about easily 5-10 plugins and that costs quite a bit of money.

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