Apple Releases Safari 3.1
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Can't wait for a Saft update now.
I remember seeing a post somewhere on the Interweb on making Saft work on the newer Safari, even though it wasn't support. It was modifying a plist or something. Anyone have this?
I remember seeing a post somewhere on the Interweb on making Saft work on the newer Safari, even though it wasn't support. It was modifying a plist or something. Anyone have this?
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Seems quicker, could just be in my head tho 
Seems quicker, could just be in my head tho
Same here, though I think it really is slightly quicker. OCUK forum pages take milliseconds to appear, and I'm only on a 1meg connection.
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Anyone tried the new firefox beta?
Looked horrible at first and now I love it, especially the smart bookmarks and search using the URL bar! Something all browsers should start to use.
Also heard something about a shopping trolley that stays in the browser and not a website, means you can carry all your things you want to buy or are considering around where ever you go!
Looked horrible at first and now I love it, especially the smart bookmarks and search using the URL bar! Something all browsers should start to use.
Also heard something about a shopping trolley that stays in the browser and not a website, means you can carry all your things you want to buy or are considering around where ever you go!
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Meh, for what I do, Safari is more than enough.
I think the Mozilla team need to remove a lot of the spaghetti code from Firefox before I'll switch back.
It seems every build was adding more to the program, and it always felt bloated on OS X.
I think the Mozilla team need to remove a lot of the spaghetti code from Firefox before I'll switch back.
It seems every build was adding more to the program, and it always felt bloated on OS X.
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Only reason I downloaded the beta was the current release version kept crashing on me which was winding me up!
Beta was worth a go and I love it so far, its quicker, looks nicer and functionality wise its definitely improved!
Will try the new Safari once I restart my MBP
Beta was worth a go and I love it so far, its quicker, looks nicer and functionality wise its definitely improved!
Will try the new Safari once I restart my MBP
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Did you not see the OP?
That app is top notch!
All it says, is that it's quicker. No new features?
Looks like this has been implemented (look in Preferences -> Security)
http://webkit.org/blog/126/webkit-does-html5-client-side-database-storage/
http://webkit.org/blog/126/webkit-does-html5-client-side-database-storage/
Only thing stopping me from changing from firefox to safari, on mac, is bookmarks.
FF I have the bookmarks sidebar open all the time but in Safari if you want bookmarks open it makes its own tab
One thing i would like for Safari is a google toolbar so i can use my bokmarks from the google toolbar, saves me having several versions of bookmarks.
Haven't noticed much with this new Safari, I do however, have not had any more problems visiting my bookmarked Hotmail link straight into my account - no more cache/cookie errors (the never ending looping acoss 3 or 4 web addresses)
That's a plus
That's a plus
The small cross button to close a tab often takes multiple clicks or requires me to move off of it and back on before it will register. The only thing I can think of is that I'm using SteerMouse
Never had that problem.