I'm sure I am not the only one that reorganizes his Applications folder (e.g. by sub-folder categories like Network, Text, Office, etc). How about adding a environment variable that lets anyone override the $safariPath that is used in the various scripts. (Since right now most of us resort to modifying the scripts individually.) $ENV{WEBKIT_SAFARI_LOCATION} sound good? I can put together a patch if this would be of general interest. On similar lines, how about a general script "run-webkit-based-app"? The script can take an argument to an application bundle, or the executable in the bundle (I say test for both cases.) This would give easy access to users and developers that wish to run their favorite WebKit enabled application with the CVS builds. (I have been asked a few times in #colloquy how to get this going.) I personally have a modified run-safari script for Colloquy, but a general script would help more casual users. I'm curious what you all think. — Timothy Hatcher » colloquy.info