In case I wasn't clear, I wasn't confused as to why it was there. Apple certainly doesn't make dealing with cookies easy. But I was wondering why it never goes away. Once it is triggered it stays in the menu bar, spinning away, until I make it stop. Even though it says it's 100% done.

It's very possible that this is a problem with just me. And any Automator script would cause the exact same thing. I'm not concerned about it, I just wanted to mention it in case you received some other reports saying the same thing.

Thanks for Cookie by the way, it gives me a little peace of mind.

Hi,
I've been a Cookie user for a long time, so naturally I bought version 5 when it came out. At first everything seemed normal, but now I notice something that I believe is related to Cookie. Although I can't be positive.
This now pops up whenever I open and close Safari. The Automator (I think) gear spins and spins but doesn't go away. Here's a picture.

Clicking the 'x' doesn't do anything. The only thing that gets rid of it is to quit (not forced) a process/application called ScriptMonitor in Activity Monitor. I'm not sure if ScriptMonitor is yours or Apple's thing.

I don't think it does this every time, but it does it more and more lately. It doesn't seem to do anything bad, it just uses up a little processing power. And like I said, I don't even know if this is related to you or not. Just thought I'd let you know.