That is nowhere near the address bar search function within FF. This feature might very well be a reason for me to switch from Safari to Chrome (given that there are no huge disadvantages with other things).
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That is nowhere near the address bar search function within FF. This feature might very well be a reason for me to switch from Safari to Chrome (given that there are no huge disadvantages with other things).
quick startup / active directory login fails
I installed this 30 minutes ago and initially I have noticed:
- very fast startup compared to safari (on my mbp 4,1)
- when i visit sites which require active directory authentication
(e.g. username: mydomain\my_userid )
I am unable to get it to log me in. Firefox and Safari both work perfectly.
So, at this time it is a show-stopper because many of my work related sites require me to authenticate.
Subaqua...
I installed this 30 minutes ago and initially I have noticed:
- very fast startup compared to safari (on my mbp 4,1)
- when i visit sites which require active directory authentication
(e.g. username: mydomain\my_userid )
I am unable to get it to log me in. Firefox and Safari both work perfectly.
So, at this time it is a show-stopper because many of my work related sites require me to authenticate.
Subaqua...
You might have a different setup than me, but it's a whole pixel taller than my Safari.
Doesn't make a difference to me. I think it's a little faster than Safari.
It's also not running on 64-bit. Hopefully they can work on this. If it uses less memory than Safari, I'm a happy person!
It's also not running on 64-bit. Hopefully they can work on this. If it uses less memory than Safari, I'm a happy person!
I can't believe that the same people around here that hate Android and say it is slow, buggy, and unusable would install a browser from the same company on their Macs.
I guess it is just funny how some people like certain products and hate others. I still use Safari and it works fine for me.
How is being critical of every product funny? Wouldn't blindly approving every product be more humorous? I can like my MBP but hate the iPhone. I can like Android and hate Youtube. I can like my Toyota Celica but hate the Toyota Yaris.
I supposed because you like Safari, you love Apple's HiFI?
http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200812/make_safari_open_targeted_links_in_new_tabs_instead_of_new_windows/
worked perfectly for me. thanks to whoever mentioned it!
You might have a different setup than me, but it's a whole pixel taller than my Safari.
It doesn't seems as tall because it uses a much lighter colour/shade than Safari. Safari's top end stands out a fair bit more and thus, at least to my eye, seems larger.
It's actually quite a bit smaller if you don't show the bookmarks bar. People are just trying to find something wrong with it.You might have a different setup than me, but it's a whole pixel taller than my Safari.
Who uses bookmark managers tied to a browser any more? That's what delicious and the hundreds of other similar sites out there are for.
I'd be annoyed if I couldn't access my home bookmarks at work, or wanted to show my friend a video I found randomly (on their computer), or access my bookmarks between laptops, or access my faves at my parents' house - and couldn't. What would you do if your computer completely died?
Then what happens if I want the Bookmarks bar? The Bookmarks bar is the height of convenience, in any browser.
C'mon Apple.....
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PLEAAAASSEEEEEE PLEAAAASSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEE add the
"dynamic-bookmarks-search" when I start to type something in the addressbar....
where is the problem? it's so annoying to go to -> bookmarks and type it in the upper right searchbar. You cannot search for a name you gave a certain bookmark, the address will only show up if you type in THE EXACT (WTF) addresse....
this is the only thing I don't like about safari... FF has it (although I don't wanna use it, too "heavy"), chrome has it...
when chrome leaves betastatus and safari is still lacking this feature,.. I have to leave safari behind...
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:PLEAAAASSEEEEEE PLEAAAASSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEE add the
"dynamic-bookmarks-search" when I start to type something in the addressbar....
where is the problem? it's so annoying to go to -> bookmarks and type it in the upper right searchbar. You cannot search for a name you gave a certain bookmark, the address will only show up if you type in THE EXACT (WTF) addresse....
this is the only thing I don't like about safari... FF has it (although I don't wanna use it, too "heavy"), chrome has it...
when chrome leaves betastatus and safari is still lacking this feature,.. I have to leave safari behind...
I've built some websites on iWeb with audio clips and Chrome doesn't seem to be playing any of the audio files. Doesn't even show the "quicktime" play/pause/progress bar. Anyone know what's up with that?
I don't really use it. Just click bookmarks in the menu, or create a new tab and the bookmarks bar is there.
http://code.google.com/p/update-engine/Google said:
Basically a system process that any app can subscribe to and point to a server to download patches.
Nothing, and I mean nothing should have the right to update root owned applications on my system.
Google is lending their good name to any hack who wants to point at a malicious server. There's no reason for it and it's a disaster waiting to happen.
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PLEAAAASSEEEEEE PLEAAAASSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEE add the
"dynamic-bookmarks-search" when I start to type something in the addressbar....
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Doesn't Safari already do this?
Nice piece of misogyny there Mr Fish; I wonder where you are located - somewhere in the 1970s would be my guess!?