I want to use Safari 3, but...

[zync]

thanks for your efforts zync.

I just ended up:

Downloading SafariSIA

Set g to

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%@&btnI=I%2527m+Feeling+Lucky

Now I can just do "g text" and it will use the I'm feeling lucky.

yay! I can use safari now

Or that, lol. That's similar to how my applications work, except that I've set it up to do a bunch of different types of searches, and it's platform independent. That sounds like a cool program though. Glad I could be of some help—if only getting the search string!

 

[yetanotherdave]

acidsearch lets you define any search engine you want, but their website seems to be down right now unfortunately, for instance, it lets me define all these search options. It doesn't work with inquisitor unfortunately, but it's so useful I can't do without it, I don't have I'm feeling lucky in there, but it's easily do-able

 

[wightstraker]

its called flexibility and options, head over to firefox's addon site and look for yourself.

we don't live in a world that everybody just "need" what you "need". ( apple may tell you that every mac users only need this and that) but unfortunately, millions of people just can be fitted into a narrow world of apple appointed way of doing thing.

some ppl like those extensions that maximize the google maps, check weather in status bar, check nfl scores on status bar, others like easy way to disable scripts in page, or like to turn browser into a photo manager, or save webpage as a png image, use mouse movement to operate the browser,,, etc, etc

honestly, no one lives on "need",.

and open platform attract developers is such a simple logic, i hope you are not disputing that.

Clevin FTW.

Let's try to answer dranakin's questions, instead of try to convert him to Safari.

 

[yetanotherdave]

2. No "I'm Feeling Lucky" searches. You always have to go to the Google search results to find what you want. Also, is there a command similar to CMD+K in Safari?
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CMD+K in Safari is CMD+ALT+F