Ok, I love Safari for everyday browsing, but the fact that it messes up layer placement (unless converted to tables) and has different default spacing then other browsers for bulleted lists, really has been annoying me. (I use dreamweaver). It is frustrating knowing if I make a website and put forced spaces (shift+return) between items in a bulleted or numbered list it will show them as single spaces in explorer or netscape, but will show them as double spaces in safari. No real question here just wanted to share my opinion.
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web designer opinions on safari
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Since it's based on a completely different rendering engine than the main browsers designers have been testing against, there will be a lot of these "quirks" being worked out as we see our pages being handled differently.
Overall, I'm really happy with Safari. It's got good standards support and displays valid HTML the way it should be displayed. One of my main gripes is the dpi issue, which is supposed to be worked out soon anyway.
Overall, I'm really happy with Safari. It's got good standards support and displays valid HTML the way it should be displayed. One of my main gripes is the dpi issue, which is supposed to be worked out soon anyway.
You are right, there are alot of great stuff in safari as well. I really like that pics dont need to be saved for web to be displayed. Of course that is not useful for a finished product, but it makes it easier to test a pic and then go modify it in photoshop if necessary.