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Apple Announces Release of Safari 5 with Extensions - But Where Is It?
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Unfortunately, "Reader" doesn't seem to work too well. I tried it on the first article I came across, which was two pages. Reader picked up the first page, then a completely different article for a second page.
Yeah, I don't get it. Safar 4 was perfectly fine in the speed department (equal to Chrome), but loading some web pages in Safari 5 so far has been slow as snails.
I'm not a fan of the new blue progress bar. It looked more elegant before. This looks like something from Firefox.
Finally!
"Tabs Setting
Safari 5 helps you clean up your desktop. A simple setting lets you open new web pages in tabs — instead of separate windows. No more screen clutter, and no more clicking across multiple browser windows to find what you want."
does it also automatically reload tabs from previous session?
"Tabs Setting
Safari 5 helps you clean up your desktop. A simple setting lets you open new web pages in tabs — instead of separate windows. No more screen clutter, and no more clicking across multiple browser windows to find what you want."
does it also automatically reload tabs from previous session?
People, it's just pulling old images from your cache. The site is updated.
Not for me.
Overall, a good update. Glad to see the blue loading bar back. I still don't get why they have to put the refresh button on the address bar though.
Breaks 1Password.
Agile is quick with updates though.
Ahh, guess I'll wait then.
Ewww.
Been using it for the last 10 minutes on an iMac 2008.
Slower than Chrome, noticeably.
Faster to load tho.
Reader fails on a few pages, as noted previously in comments.
Lack of extensions, still, = NO DEAL.
Sorry, but Chrome:Mac has got this thing beaten by miles. And if you're going to complain about it being 3% faster in JS execution, can it because Opera beats both by wide margins.
Been using it for the last 10 minutes on an iMac 2008.
Slower than Chrome, noticeably.
Faster to load tho.
Reader fails on a few pages, as noted previously in comments.
Lack of extensions, still, = NO DEAL.
Sorry, but Chrome:Mac has got this thing beaten by miles. And if you're going to complain about it being 3% faster in JS execution, can it because Opera beats both by wide margins.
It's an old feature from Safari 3 that they took away from Safari 4 for some unknown reason. Now it's back! Finally
I was so happy to notice it's back! About the only feature I missed from Safari 3.
Odd, I still have the tabs on the bottom and I had the blue loading bar before the update, weird.
The update seems to also have messed up my internet, just tried on another computer and my ipad and it's just as slow
The update seems to also have messed up my internet, just tried on another computer and my ipad and it's just as slow