Ahhh, thanks.
Oh, and once you enabled that, you can uncheck the Develop menu and the Extensions pane sticks. Wonder why Apple didn't enable that by default.
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Apple Announces Release of Safari 5 with Extensions - But Where Is It?
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Oh, and once you enabled that, you can uncheck the Develop menu and the Extensions pane sticks. Wonder why Apple didn't enable that by default.
The new reader feature is able to detect if an article has multiple pages and automatically load them.
For example: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/08/us/08spill.html?ref=global-home has a page 2 link, if you click "Reader" while on page 1 it will load both pages in the "Reader" view.
Rather slick.
For example: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/08/us/08spill.html?ref=global-home has a page 2 link, if you click "Reader" while on page 1 it will load both pages in the "Reader" view.
Rather slick.
Nice update - having used it for 5 minutes.
* Glad extensions aren't wall gardened - no need really - to do so is paranoia
* Great to see progress bar back
* Like the reader
* Scrolling seems faster
* I liked the address bar in Firefox, glad Apple copied this feature
* Glad extensions aren't wall gardened - no need really - to do so is paranoia
* Great to see progress bar back
* Like the reader
* Scrolling seems faster
* I liked the address bar in Firefox, glad Apple copied this feature
Me either. No 1Password icon despite 1Password update in Safari 5.
Anyone have a solution?
Anyone else know how to enable Snapback? It's not there for me, and it's disabled in the History menu
SnapBack is only enabled for search results when using the search bar. It cannot be used for standard browsing SnapBack. For example if you search for Safari 5 in the search bar and then click on a link in the resulting search results page you can click on the SnapBack button in the search box to return to the search results page.
Hmm. Mine definitely seems slower. In fact at this point the performance is making me wonder why I upgraded and how I get back to the old version.
Has anyone seen the extension gallery mentioned here: http://www.apple.com/safari/whats-new.html#developer_program?
No problem for me apart from slightly jerky scrolling, but that's probably due to running it on a 5yr old PowerBook.
I have deleted my only plugin Safari AdBlocker, it solved the problem. I hope this will be fixed in an upcoming update.
1Password is NOW working!
Run another update. The 3.2.0 update didn't work, so a 3.2.1 was just pushed. Get it.
Run another update. The 3.2.0 update didn't work, so a 3.2.1 was just pushed. Get it.
Woah. I was kind of unsure what the "Reader" feature actually did or how to activate it, but that's awesome. I can definitely see using this a lot.
Says right there, "When you’re ready to share your Safari Extensions, you can submit them to the Safari Extensions Gallery, which will open later this summer."
YES! Biggest... er well, only... thing I missed from Safari 3.Thank godness the blue bar is back ... MAN I MISSED THAT THING!
LOL. Ever heard of caching. The first time you go to a page it's slower because it caches all the graphics etc.