About iTunes Doodad
It installs itself as a tiny icon in the System Bar (up there next to your clock) and acts as a remote control for iTunes. There are several preferences: choose which playlist types to display (Library, Smart Playlists, User Playlists, Podcasts, Purchased, Videos), and sort all of your playlists alphabetically (you’d think iTunes would let you do this, but it won’t…), some other stuff, too.

What’s New in this Version
- The Doodad is now a Universal Binary, so it runs natively on PowerPC and Intel Macs
- Fixed display of international characters in playlist names
- Updates to include Podcasts, Videos, and Purchased items
- Fixed a library linking bug that prevented the Doodad from running on just about everyone’s computer