Where Are My Safari Extensions?

I use OS X 10.5.8 Leopard and Safari 5.0.6. Where can I find the Safari Extensions I installed? How are they used?

Safari > Preferences > Extensions. They're third-party software. You would have to consult the developers' documentation to find out what they do. If you're not sure, you should disable or remove them.

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Last but not least iam dutch so my English is not verry good.

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