Computers are able to organize things for you. For example, you can throw files into a folder and the Macintosh Finder will display them in alphabetical order. But someone lost the recipe when web browsers were developed, and today most web browsers, Safari included, do no automatic sorting of bookmarks. SafariSorter does the sorting so that organized people like you will no longer have to spend time alphabetizing your bookmarks manually, and also helps you to manage duplicate bookmarks.

SafariSorter is not compatible with Tiger. SafariSorter has been succeeded by Bookdog 1.0, which is compatible with Mac OS 10.2 to Mac OS 10.4.

What's New in This Release:

· Stays hidden during sorting if required by the daily automatic launch.
· Handles an unreadable bookmarks file with an informative error alert instead of crashing.
· No longer repeatedly thanks user when updating from version 3.1.
· Adding and deleting items in the table in Preferences is now done using buttons, as in other Mac applications.