thenightfly42 said:Here you go: macosxhints - Modify the iTunes 4.5 link arrows' behavior
I expect it will still work, although I haven't tried it myself.
It does still work -- I'd modified the link arrows behaviour in a previous version of iTunes, and the update did not change that back.
Also, a nice thing I noticed related to the arrows behaviour is they fixed a bug where, if you were in a playlist, and clicked the arrow on artist or album name, *and* had "Show Search Bar" enabled (in the Edit menu) in the main Library window, clicking (or option clicking, depending on whether you had made that modification in the Terminal or not) the arrow would only bring you to the main Library window, in the position you'd left it, not to the actual artist or album you clicked -- now, it does, the artist or album are selected. ie. Now it works the same whether you have "Show Search Bar" enabled or not.
Another nice thing: you can now tag any QuickTime video as "Music Video" or "TV Show" as well as "Movie", directly through the Options panel in Get Info, without the need for any hacks. (Wish I'd known last week this was going to be in the update!)
I never buy stuff from the iTunes music store for a variety of reasons so I don't much care for the mini-store panel either way, but the automatic selection is actually nice to instantly see what other albums from the same artist have been released. I really don't see the concern for privacy, not just cos you can turn the mini-store off, but because I very much doubt they collect and store any of that information (and they certainly wouldn't be allowed to do it in the EU, unless it's just like any search engine works, sending your search data only, without attaching personal data to it) and also, in case you're worried about this, they cannot tell what stuff is ripped from cd or downloaded from a torrent.
Just seems to me that instead of having to manually type a name in the music store search, they just send the search based on what tracks you select in your library. I very much doubt it works differently.