Safari has web inspector which looks a lot better than the Web Developer Toolbar.
http://webkit.org/blog/41/introducing-the-web-inspector/
Although it's changed design since the last update.
Which mac browser is your favourite?
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Safari has web inspector which looks a lot better than the Web Developer Toolbar.
http://webkit.org/blog/41/introducing-the-web-inspector/
Although it's changed design since the last update.
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Safari 3.
I used to be a fan of Firefox, but Safari just seems a more stable, faster browser (in Leopard) so I've converted
Yeah, me too. In Tiger I only used Firefox. In Leopard I use Safari and I like it.
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I use Firefox currently but I might have to give Safari 3 a go at some point.
Fan of both Safari & Foxy, but something in Foxy keep me using it.
I know why really, a) I cannot access my online banking with Natwest & Safari, b) Java pages like funkysnooker (cool snooker game hehe) work.
Plus plugins are a nice touch.
Foxy it is then!
I know why really, a) I cannot access my online banking with Natwest & Safari, b) Java pages like funkysnooker (cool snooker game hehe) work.
Plus plugins are a nice touch.
Foxy it is then!
I'd love to use Firefox but it just doesn't feel right on Mac OS X.
It generally switch back and forth between Camino and Safari. I'm using the new Safari 3 on Tiger at the moment, very impressed, its extremely quick.
The only extension that is a must have for me is an ad blocker, and that is available on pretty much every browser out there.
It generally switch back and forth between Camino and Safari. I'm using the new Safari 3 on Tiger at the moment, very impressed, its extremely quick.
The only extension that is a must have for me is an ad blocker, and that is available on pretty much every browser out there.
I'd love to use Firefox but it just doesn't feel right on Mac OS X.
It generally switch back and forth between Camino and Safari. I'm using the new Safari 3 on Tiger at the moment (just switched back from Camino), very impressed, it's extremely quick.
The only extension that is a must have for me is an ad blocker, and that is available on pretty much every browser out there.
It generally switch back and forth between Camino and Safari. I'm using the new Safari 3 on Tiger at the moment (just switched back from Camino), very impressed, it's extremely quick.
The only extension that is a must have for me is an ad blocker, and that is available on pretty much every browser out there.
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http://www.takebacktheweb.org will skin FireFox to look like Safari, but you still can't beat the original imo
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So im the only one using Camino? 
QuiKsiLVeR said:
Out of interest what do you use Google Toolbar for?
Safari has autofill, spell-checker and installing inquisitor will add a lot more search functionality to the search bar in the top right.
Sic said:
No problem. I preferred the old design:
http://webkit.org/blog/41/introducing-the-web-inspector/
but I think the new version has more features.
I use it as a pagerank indicator, to autofill forms with my details, spell checking and most of all all my bookmarks are stored with google so they are accessible from my customised iGoogle home page (anywhere with tinternet obviously) and also the toolbar in a nice standard dropdown format
I can't live without FF's live bookmarks they are sooo much better than the RSS features of Safari.
Oh and a decent Ad blocker for Safari wouldn't go a miss either
Give me these two features on Safari and I have switched!
So im the only one using Camino?
Whilst I can appreciate the streamlineyness of it opposed the bloatware that FF is fast becoming, it is lacking a bit of stability for my liking.
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