It wasn't so much "are people against the changes" as much as "I'm disappointed because X, Y or Z".I don't really see how someone could be against the changes. That being said I don't use Safari and I already have synced passwords and smooth scrolling in Chrome.
Can you go to http://html5test.com and tell me what the benchmark score is?FYI the new Safari is out for developers.
If you signed up for the Safari developer seed for previous builds, you'll find it in your AppStore updates if you're logged in with your dev account.
Proof:
It's actually pretty good and way more responsive than the previous build.
385 and 11 bonus points.Can you go to http://html5test.com and tell me what the benchmark score is?
I didn't use Safari 6 but swiping with two fingers doesn't reload anything. Swiping to the left with three goes to the previous page.does anyone know if the new Safari still reloads websites if you swipe back? This is the most annoying feature of the current version.
Actually I haven't had that problem in Safari 6. When I swipe back to the previous page it puts me back to where I was on that page. It's still annoying that it has to reload each time though.thanks for the info. I guess what I was talking about is that when you do a two finger swipe back in safari 6 it reloads the previous page. It doesn't just go back to the previous page, it actually reloads it again. This get frustrating because you lose wherever you might have been on that previous page.
Oh! Well, in Safari 7, when I 3-finger swipe back or forwards, the page does load again and it takes some time. Though Safari 7 seems to be pretty good at returning you to your previous scroll position (though sites like Twitter that make you scroll to load probably wouldn't work as well in that situation)thanks for the info. I guess what I was talking about is that when you do a two finger swipe back in safari 6 it reloads the previous page. It doesn't just go back to the previous page, it actually reloads it again. This get frustrating because you lose wherever you might have been on that previous page.
That's what I use too... But, the new [ dev release ] Safari 7 is really impressive...so far!I dumped Safari as soon as Chrome was released.
Safari is just there to test sites. Chrome's extensions are fantastic.
But hey, at least Apple is making Safari better for the 6 people that use it.