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10.5: Use 1Password 2.x in Safari 5 for Leopard
Typically, changing the contents of an app violates the EULA... so, this is a little like posting the license key and I would think would be against the macosxhints poilicy, unless crarko checked it out first with the developer.
10.5: Use 1Password 2.x in Safari 5 for Leopard
Giving someone instructions on how to do something is not against the law (certain DMCA rules excepted). The vast majority of "modify" hints here all deal with changing application bundles to make them work the way you want them to do so. There's nothing illegal about that. |
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