Thanks, so far, Peter.
This is what I found in the InputManagers folder, 7 folders:
1PasswdlM; Cooliris; Glims; GrowlSafari; Smart Crash Reports;
SpeedDownload Enhancer.

I am in no way an expert on computer matters: I am too old to delve
into such!
That's why I leave things to experts and try to take their advice.


On Feb 10, 3:20 pm, Peter Hosey <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Feb 10, 2009, at 04:07:58, Charlie wrote:
>
> > Safari was being frozen every day. I handed over my desktop  
> > remotely. He eventually concluded that it was Growl that is suspect.
>
> Growl's installers don't modify Safari, so they haven't corrupted  
> Safari in any way.
>
> We do supply an input manager called GrowlSafari. I used to use it  
> regularly, and it hasn't changed in awhile, so I can assure you that  
> it works fine.
>
> My guess is that you're using GrowlSafari and one or more other input  
> managers together. No-one can predict how any two input managers will  
> interoperate, and it's possible that GrowlSafari and another input  
> manager are conflicting.
>
> My suggestion is to delete GrowlSafari, or to try removing other input  
> managers and see what other one might be the culprit.
>
> There are two places to look. Straight input managers are here:
>
>         Your startup disk
>                 Library
>                         InputManagers
>
> Some other programs use a program called SIMBL (Smart Input Manager  
> Bundle Loader), which regulates them a bit. For example, SIMBL allows  
> plug-ins to specify which applications to load them into, whereas an  
> input manager loads into *every* application.
>
> SIMBL plug-ins have their own folder:
>
> Your Home folder
>         Library
>                 Application Support
>                         SIMBL
>                                 Plugins
>
> GrowlSafari is a plain input manager, not a SIMBL bundle, so it's in  
> the InputManagers folder.
>
> > He advised me to delete Growl. I have tried to do this, but there  
> > seems to be no way to delete it.
>
> Growl itself does not affect Safari, or any other application. To  
> delete GrowlSafari, drag it to the Trash, log out, log back in, and  
> empty the Trash.
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