Safari is good and Extensions make it better. However, Hetima’s SafariStand goes a long way toward completing Apple’s default browser with excellent features you can’t find anywhere else.

Whether you come for a single feature, the “Copy Link HTML Tag” contextual menu item is my favorite, or the lot, SafariStand will change how you use Apple’s browser. For example, this plugin includes QuickSearch, a user configurable contextual menu list of search engines.

SafariStand 5.1.181 (blog) comes to market with the following features and tweaks:

• Tab List Sidebar (default is off. make sure setting)
• Stand Search (search bookmark and history from Spotlight index)
• Setting keyword of Quick Search item to “default” used by address bar direct search instead of google
• Fix context menu bug
• 64-bit only. Can’t load in 32-bit mode

And, for you developer types, SafariStand provides syntax coloring, which can be very handy when debugging, “borrowing” or otherwise mucking around in the code.

Get your copy of SafariStand here — it’s free and easy to setup and use.