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Macworld:  Secrets pref pane updated for Snow Leopard

Gizmodo:  All Of Snow Leopard's Hidden, Secret Settings Laid Bare [Btw]

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RT @schrodingercat Checking out this cool database of hidden settings for Mac OS X; worth a look: http://bit.ly/2WBdnw 18 days ago

說 http://tinyurl.com/yekh8yn (秘密) http://plurk.com/p/2jukrw 18 days ago

Secrets preference panel updated for Snow Leopard http://tinyurl.com/yekh8yn 18 days ago

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Secrets pref pane updated for Snow Leopard
Macworld — ... and will prompt you to relaunch if, as per Snow Leopard default, it's in 64-bit mode when you launch it. If this is happening with several of your third-party preference panes, you can set System Preferences to stay in 32-bit mode by selecting the System Preferences.app in the Finder, choosing Get Info, and ticking the "Open in 32-bit mode" checkbox. All of your Apple 64-bit preference panes will work just fine. Secrets requires Mac OS X 10.5 or later and is a free download. [via  TUAW ]

All Of Snow Leopard's Hidden, Secret Settings Laid Bare [Btw]
Gizmodo — ... quite make the final cut or were deemed too slight to deserve their own tick-box, and deep system changes that normally call for terrifying terminal commands. And they don't stop at Snow Leopard: Secrets, which has been around in one form or another for a while now, has collected a huge library of "gray" settings for other apps too, from Apple's various software suites to civilian apps like Skype and NetNewsWire. The app is free, and installs as a PrefPane. [Secrets via TUAW] ...