[Daddy Warpig]

Originally Posted by AlanBDahl

What is the "1Password" extension and how is it configured? I've never heard of it before.

1Password is a password management program. It remembers passwords for you, so you don't have to.

It has a plugin for Web Browsers that allows it to enter your password when you go to a site. For the Omniweb forums, instead of typing in the username/pword in the upper right, I click on the 1P button and it enters them for me.

This allows you to have a different password for each site, including unguessable passwords (20-digit random alpha-numeric strings), and hence greater security.

Website: http://agilewebsolutions.com/products/1Password

[AlanBDahl]

Originally Posted by Daddy Warpig

1Password is a password management program. It remembers passwords for you, so you don't have to.

Ok, well I am not using that, I just let keychain remember them for me which is the OmniWeb default behavior.

[AlanBDahl]

Looks like I may have solved the problem. Font Book has been reporting duplicate fonts for Arial Rounded Bold, Courier New, Courier New Bold and Webdings when I check for duplicates for all fonts even though I've ran "resolve duplicates" many times and no duplicate warning triangles display in the tree view.

What I did was re-enable all the duplicates for those fonts, then I rebooted and resolved duplicates again and then rebooted once more. After that everything seemed to work ok. My guess is that an earlier Resolved Duplicates from before I had Snow Leopard resolved in favor of an older font and disabled a font that Webkit now requires. Anyway that trick appears to have worked for me and it's worth a try for anyone else experiencing problems with fonts related to Omniweb and Flash.

Thanks to everyone on the forums for their suggestions on how to fix my problem!

[AlanBDahl]

Figured out what was going on. The solution is here.

[Brian]

merged threads.

[yb8]

Just to say, I'd had the same crash problems since upgrading to Snow Leopard a couple of weeks ago. The font solution worked for me too, so thanks to all involved in working it out, and for putting the answer somewhere public.