Oct 16, '08 07:30:01AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
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Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
Oct 16, '08 07:30:01AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
This may be obvious, but now that Inquisitor has been bought by Yahoo, the instant display of web sites matching your search terms only works if Yahoo is set as the preferred Search Engine in the Inquisitor (Search) Preferences in Safari. It's set this way by default (so Inquisitor works out of the box), but if you prefer to use Google for your searches, you'll lose the main benefit of installing Inquisitor.
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Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
Enter Glims.
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
From the website you linked to: "Using both Glims and Saft on the same browser could have unexpected results."
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
The purpose of Glims is to replace things like Saft and Inquisitor. I would definitely leave them a comment if there is a Saft feature that you want them to include.
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
This is a bug - nothing more. Move along.
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
This is why I never updated Inquisitor to the post-Yahoo version...
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
But then won't you be stuck if an updated version of Safari breaks it?
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
And instantly. Inquisitor loses ALL value. If someone prefers something other than Yahoo, MAKE YAHOO BETTER, don't force them to sacrifice functionality and suffer with a search engine they don't prefer.
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
I repeat, this is a bug - nothing more. In fact, it was broken by a change on Google's side.
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
When is a fix due David?
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
The fix is already released.
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
I can accept that's is a bug due to a change in Google. But this doesn't explain why results from Amazon, Wikipedia and other engines aren't displayed no more. And it doesn't explain why, when choosing Yahoo as first engine, the "Google's bug" is still here (No results are displayed since two or three days).
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
v58 fixes the problem.
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
I'm running the current version of Inquistor 3.2(v58) and it works as it always has. I have Google set as the default search engine. Don't see what the poster is referring to.
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
Is Inquisitor still shady? http://www.tuaw.com/2008/01/07/inquisitor-raises-some-questions/
Inquisitor for Safari needs Yahoo for full functionality
I have the last version (3.2 v61) and Safari 3.2.3 and the bug (?) is still there! |
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