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    Jon Bischke asked a question in Fluid on March 04, 2009 22:52:

    Jon Bischke
    Problems with Fluid/Quicksilver since 0.9.6 update
    In the last few days I was prompted to upgrade my Fluid apps which I did. Since the upgrade I've had problems with some of them. I use Quicksilver to launch apps and when I type my triggers for some of my Fluid apps they no longer work. Specifically the ones that don't work are GMail and Google Calendar. Mailplane works fine as does Google Reader so I don't think it's a Google problem. I was prompted to update Fluid for everything, just a few apps so I'm wondering if maybe just the ones I updated are problematic.

    I also was getting the "this protocol not a supported architecture" message when clicking on some of my Fluid Apps similar to another recent poster.

    BTW, I'm running a MacBook Pro on Leopard (10.5.6).

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    Jon Bischke replied on December 23, 2008 19:18 to the question "Have to log in each time to apps like Gootodo, Lighthouse" in Fluid:

    Jon Bischke
    I'm also noticing log-in issues with Remember The Milk. Seems like a high % of the time I'm having to log-in there and RTM is telling me that I have been logged off because it has noticed that I am logged in elsewhere even when I am not. Not sure if this is a separate issue or not that I'm seeing here.
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    Jon Bischke asked a question in Fluid on December 21, 2008 02:06:

    Jon Bischke
    Have to log in each time to apps like Gootodo, Lighthouse
    I love FluidApp and it was working perfect but after a reinstall I've found that whenever I'm opening SSBs that I have set up for stuff like Gootodo, Lighthouse, etc. I have to log in. The SSB works then until I close it upon which I have to log in again. I always set to remember my log-in and have Fluid set up to be able to browse to any URL. Any idea why this happens?
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    Jon Bischke asked a question in Netflix on December 13, 2008 22:48:

    Jon Bischke
    How to watch movies on a Mac without it being choppy?
    I recently starting using Watch Instantly on my Mac (MacBook Pro, 2.16 GHz, 2 GB Ram, Leopard). Some of the times it works great but much of the time I get choppiness. I've closed all other running programs to minimize CPU load and tried Safari, Camino and Firefox as the browser. Nothing seems to help. It definitely seems like it's a CPU load thing because the status bar indicates that enough of the movies has buffered I think.

    Any suggestions?