Jerry, you're the best. Thanks for including chromium. This is very good news.
I really have the feeling BookMacster is heading in a clear direction (namely simplifying it's usage). And I absolutely think that is the way to go. Will do some more testing when I find the time.

UPDATE: Just to let you know that 1.1.9 did a flawless job in sorting all my Firefox bookmarks and syncing them to Firefox, Firefox (jondofox), Safari and Chromium.
That is the first time this happened after the initial setup and that means you did a great job. Keep going in that direction.

Just started testing 1.1 beta and finding that chromium didn't make it to the supported browsers list. 

Could you include that? You mentioned it would be mostly copy & pasting the chrome code. This would be awesome. I already mentioned the reasons why I think it is important to include chromium (e.g. saving the world ).

Although Chromium is installed I only see:

I will.

I know. Lot of OpenSource projects have that problem. Working hours and hours and then having no real distribution or a bad website ect.

So did the chromium support make it into the soon to be seen 1.1 version?

Could you find it?

FatalError, I'm confused by all the Chromes and Chromiums out there.  Please reply and paste in a link to download the one you're using.

?ô wrote on May 2^nd, 2010 at 11:33am:
Well, the only "final" release is when a product is discontinued.  But it seems that this will be easy, so I've put this item on the list to be in future release.  It may or may not be after 1.0.
?ô wrote on May 2^nd, 2010 at 11:33am:
OK, I appreciate feedback from someone who appreciates this stuff more than I do.   To tell you the truth, more than once I have been left scratching my head when I read graphic artists debating about the aesthetics of two icons or graphics that look exactly the same to me!  I guess it takes a different kind of person, a non-engineer, to appreciate this stuff.  You know, if it works, I'm happy.

So, valuing your feedback, I've also put on the list to consider making the folder in the Content icon, the switchplate in the Settings icon and the paper in the Reports icon blueish instead of yellow.  I originally made them yellow because that is a more common color for real folders, switchplates and paper, but I see that the Finder, for example, uses blue for folders, so I suppose that would be more accepted.  (Actually, I didn't ignore your first suggestion.  The current yellow is not as bright as the original we had a few months ago.)

Now as far as the detail, I disagree with you, especially when I look at the 1Password icons.  Their keychain, the globe, and especially their analog clock are much more detailed than any of our three icons.  The clock shows all twelve hours and a second hand!  I think it's just the yellow that bothers you.

?ô wrote on May 2^nd, 2010 at 11:37am:
I don't really remember the reason.  Probably I was thinking of the Apple Human Interface Guideline to "balance" things, and I thought it would be nice to have those similar buttons on the left and the right.  Looking at some other apps just now, I see that you are correct.  Another to-do for the tracker.

Thanks again for the feedback.  Let me know if you have any more thoughts.

Hey Jerry,

you made my day. This is the first time ever(!) (and I tried BookDog before, and I tried BookMacster since one of the early betas) that I managed to get all my browsers in sync on my computer. This means for me getting my firefox-bookmarks (as my main bookmark-managing browser) synced to Safari, Firefox (the Jon-Do-Fox version) and Chromium (the open source version without phoning google every minute).

Hurray!

Your workaround tipp:
"manually add a Client in the Settings ▸ Clients tab and then in the popup click "Choose File (Advanced)", select file format "Chrome", and navigate to ~/LibraryApplication Support/Chromium/Default/Bookmarks."
worked flawlessly. Altough this was premiere at least for planet earth. 

So maintainance can't be that much work. Really hoping, you include this in the final release... 





Although BookMacster looks much better than Bookdog and although I'm repeating myself: did you ever think about getting different icons? ATM I think the ones you are using are just too colored and to detailed. Try reducing color and complexity to give the user a much better experience. I know - this is only eye-candy but in german there's a saying: "The eye is also eating too" meaning it also matters, how your foods looks, besides the taste. I think that also applies to your software.