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Feedly organizes your favorite sites and services into a magazine-like start page.
Our favorite Feed Reader is back in a new shiny way for Safari 5.

It’s based on the same code as ScribeFire for Chrome, and it uses the same simple interface. (Thank you Apple for building an extension-building environment simple enough that ScribeFire could be ported in under 90 minutes.)

Known Issues

Safari crashes on some web pages at random. This is a Safari bug and I've told the Safari team.

FAQ

Q: Does AdBlock for Safari actually prevent stuff from being downloaded, or just hide it after the fact?
A: The former. Chrome doesn't support preventing resources from being downloaded, but Safari does, and I added code to support that. This also means that SCRIPT tags will be blocked in Safari by the EasyList rules, whereas in Chrome we've had to constantly bandaid this with custom rules to block the elements the scripts put onto the page.

Q: Why is this page so danged ugly?
A: Because I ported this on Saturday and haven't had a chance to breathe since then. I'm working on it :)

Q: I found a bug!
A: OK, check the Known Issues above, do a quick search on the AdBlock bug list then create a new issue there if you don't see yours. Be sure to say "Safari" somewhere in the body so I can find all the Safari reports easily.

What GReader does:

1. Updates a toolbar icon when there is a new feed item in Google Reader.
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2. This updates you on your total unread count.
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3. Enables “Add to Google Reader” functionality to add an RSS feed to Google Reader when the RSS icon is clicked upon in the address bar.
4. Direct feed integration into Google Reader and bypasses any hoopla needed to add the feed to your Reader.
5. Adds many options for update interval from as frequent as 5 seconds to as infrequent as 1 hour.

A Safari extension that save your favorite websites on Delicious!

This Extension will place a your Twitter feed in a bar in Safari.
The first time you run it, Twitter will want your credentials. The extension doesn’t process these, it goes straight to Twitter.

 

Keep your hands on the keyboard while browsing the web. Type any text that occurs inside a link, and hit return to follow it. ⌘G jumps to the next link containing the text, and ⌘⇧G jumps to the previous. Hit ESC to cancel or exit a focused field.

Save display space or appeal to your own sense of minimalism by hiding Safari's native status bar, and using the Invisible Status Bar instead. Only shows up when you hover over a link, i.e. when you need a status bar.

For quite some time, the most popular post on this site has been my user stylesheet for blocking facebook ads. With the release of Safari 5 yesterday, I finally have a more elegant way of implementing this blocking system, extension. Introducing:

FaceBlock will remove the sidebar ads on the Facebook homepage, as well as the ads on user profiles.

Adds one-click sharing to Safari’s toolbar.

Here is a basic Safari extension which snaps the current page as a PNG !

Features
Support for all international Amazon.com stores!
Convenient search bar for Amazon.com.
Quick links to commonly accessed sections.

Release Notes
1.0.1 : Added international support.
1.0b : Fixed problem with Installer on PPC machines.
1.0 : Initial Release

Reload Button for Safari 5 extensions. Add a button to our Safari in the top bar.

Bug: When you're logging in and out of your Google account, you may on occasion be prompted for a password (for "New mail feed"); Just dismiss this window (it's a WebKit bug). 

The source code is available at github.com. Requires Safari 5.