Not so good for me. I have two folders in the bookmarks bar that are set to open in tabs and both crash every time. I tried repairing permissions and restarting, but still no joy.
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Apple Releases Safari 3.2 with Improved Security, Anti-Phishing
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I'm hoping for an update to Safari 4 Dev Preview. I might downgrade for these security features.
Does the anti-phishing work??!
Does the anti-phishing work??!
http://www.phishtank.com/
If I go to any of those sites reported that were "phished" safari loads it and doesn't report any problems.... What is wrong?
Does the anti-phishing work??!
http://www.phishtank.com/
If I go to any of those sites reported that were "phished" safari loads it and doesn't report any problems.... What is wrong?
Any of the ones that aren't truncated with a (...) give me a phishing warning. If I click into the ID on the truncated ones and get the full URL those also give me warnings.
I was wondering the exact same thing. I've been utilizing Safari 4 Beta for a couple of months now, and was really impressed with the new 3.2 update. I'll wait for more responses. Safari 4 is quite good, I've had four crashes over the past few months...
Anyone else having issues with the SafariStand and PithHelmet plugins and Safari 3.2? It no worky for and keeps crashing Safari.
I had to take pithhelmet out because it was crashing the program every few seconds. I dont know why but i pulled the whole thing working fine now.
I wonder if Safari 3.2 now passes the Acid3 test? Has any shipping browser (not beta or developer builds) passed Acid3 yet? I can't see Apple giving up on that claim.
I don't suppose Safari 3.2 includes Javascript performance improvements or even Squirrelfish? I believe Firefox 3.1 is coming out by year-end with Tracemonkey, and I can't see Apple not having a response when they are promoting javascript over proprietary plug-ins like Flash and Silverlight. This may mean that Safari 4.0 ships separately from Snow Leopard or that Squirrelfish is rolled into Safari 3.x with Squirrelfish Extreme coming in Safari 4.
I don't suppose Safari 3.2 includes Javascript performance improvements or even Squirrelfish? I believe Firefox 3.1 is coming out by year-end with Tracemonkey, and I can't see Apple not having a response when they are promoting javascript over proprietary plug-ins like Flash and Silverlight. This may mean that Safari 4.0 ships separately from Snow Leopard or that Squirrelfish is rolled into Safari 3.x with Squirrelfish Extreme coming in Safari 4.
Anyone else having issues with the SafariStand and PithHelmet plugins and Safari 3.2? It no worky for and keeps crashing Safari.
I may have spoken (typed?) too soon. I've had a few crashes on random pages with the latest Webkit build. The new Safari seems OK, though.
I don't seem to be suffering quite that bad. If I can only use one of Pithhelmet or the nightlies, then it's Pithhelmet for me.
The problem with the Search bar in Safari is that it doesn't display local results.
I don't use google.com, I use google.co.uk
Apple would rather get royalties from Google than do things to please customers.
Exactly
I like the google search bar, but why cannot it be localised to what fits the user, regardless of where they are. Isn't that the point of having it? Not everyone wants to use .com.
For me it's relatively useless, unless I want a non-uk search. For UK, it is back to bookmarking so why have the bar? Can't we turn it off? Choice?
I like the google search bar, but why cannot it be localised to what fits the user, regardless of where they are. Isn't that the point of having it? Not everyone wants to use .com.
For me it's relatively useless, unless I want a non-uk search. For UK, it is back to bookmarking so why have the bar? Can't we turn it off? Choice?
It's purely the money.
Apple practically begs you to use it:
http://homepage.mac.com/contra666/images/safarigoogle.jpg
SafariStand kept making Safari 3.2 crash upon opening, so I had to delete it.
AcidSearch still works, but Safari is totally crash-happy now. It'll randomly crash and say it's due to the AcidSearch plugin. I would get rid of it, but I'm so dependent on AcidSearch.................
Maybe I'll just reinstall AcidSearch?
P.S. Safari is alot snappier now (probably not from the update, though)... maybe I should consider resetting Safari more often!
AcidSearch still works, but Safari is totally crash-happy now. It'll randomly crash and say it's due to the AcidSearch plugin. I would get rid of it, but I'm so dependent on AcidSearch.................
Maybe I'll just reinstall AcidSearch?
P.S. Safari is alot snappier now (probably not from the update, though)... maybe I should consider resetting Safari more often!
I think the reason for that is so that a web page can't hide it. Think about it - if the address bar were the only place you could see your padlock and green text, a web page could hide the address bar and you'd never know the site isn't safe. Putting it in the title space of the window means it's always there.
Well, that's what I think anyway
No problems with updating so far. But the plugin Cooliris is gone! (On the iPhone it still works )
www.cooliris.com
Edit: Cooliris is working fine again. I've downloaded the actual version (1.8.5.15841) and installed it new. On october 24 I've installed version 1.8.5.15851 (with a higher number!) and this one didn't run any more (even not with a new install).
)www.cooliris.com
Edit: Cooliris is working fine again. I've downloaded the actual version (1.8.5.15841) and installed it new. On october 24 I've installed version 1.8.5.15851 (with a higher number!) and this one didn't run any more (even not with a new install).
So far it seems to be using less memory, its alot more stable, and no problems with websites that I regularly visit. Its good to know that there have been no regressions with some slight improvements in some areas.
I hope they're going to release Safari 4 soon because it would be nice if Blogger properly worked with Safari - specifically the rich text box when making blog entries and pasting into the said box.
I hope they're going to release Safari 4 soon because it would be nice if Blogger properly worked with Safari - specifically the rich text box when making blog entries and pasting into the said box.