To anyone with Leopard installed: Is the speed of Safari greatly improved? IE being as fast as FireFox, Camino or Shiira?
I just downloaded the WebKit build and it seems exactly the same as Safari, not even new features... I think I'll just take the nifty icon and put it on Safari.clevin said:I don't think speed is what they are focusing on, however, if you want to know speed, just download latest webkit nightly and try out by yourself.
lol, actually I noticed many new stuff, such as the better compatibility of more website. Thats what I was saying, they are focusing on compatibility, stability, maybe some new features.Benjamindaines said:I just downloaded the WebKit build and it seems exactly the same as Safari, not even new features... I think I'll just take the nifty icon and put it on Safari.
Ah well I did notice that the buttons in flickr actually show up the blue uglies that they're supposed to be. But it seems that when you're typing the text shows up with a latency.clevin said:lol, actually I noticed many new stuff, such as the better compatibility of more website. Thats what I was saying, they are focusing on compatibility, stability, maybe some new features.
clevin said:I don't think speed is what they are focusing on, however, if you want to know speed, just download latest webkit nightly and try out by yourself.
It is not curious at all. Your speed with a particular browser depends on your individual browsing habits. For me, they are all about equally fast.Catfish_Man said:.... However, for some reason everyone seems to have a different experience of it. In the test suites, Safari renders pages far faster than Firefox, and some users agree... for other people though, Firefox feels faster. It's curious.
That is very cool, I really hope this computer supports coreanimationmaxrobertson said:I have a question too: is it really as cool as this?
please try firefox 2.0 beta 2, its already in it.maxrobertson said:I have a question too: is it really as cool as this?
clevin said:you are way too easy on apple, just some eyecandy and small convince improvements asks for another $129? its unbelievable under either windows or linux.
expose? try free virtuedesktops
safari tab movement? already in Firefox 2.0 beta2
time machine? how about manually copy.
I don't think it works on my computer, but I could be wrong. Does it have the animations?? said:please try firefox 2.0 beta 2, its already in it.
Don't be bashing just because you can, FF 2.0 can't drag tabs out to a new window and it doesn't have the animations. Please actually watch the video before bashing.clevin said:please try firefox 2.0 beta 2, its already in it.
I'd actually still call these minor improvements, but remember that minor things can be bigger than major changes if it helps some work better.Benjamindaines said:Don't be bashing just because you can, FF 2.0 can't drag tabs out to a new window and it doesn't have the animations. Please actually watch the video before bashing.
eye candy always feel better while useless, some people always buy it.Benjamindaines said:Don't be bashing just because you can, FF 2.0 can't drag tabs out to a new window and it doesn't have the animations. Please actually watch the video before bashing.
Well in leopard because of CA (core animation) it wont tax your system to do the "eye candy".clevin said:eye candy always feel better while useless, some people always buy it.
Animation? would that reduce system resource usage or make browsing faster
Exposé is not the same as virtual desktops, and not available anywhere else (I haven't checked recently; there might be 3rd party software that does something similar now). Windows Vista's implementation isn't even as good. You probably meant Spaces, which isn't a new thing, sure, but it looks to be well done, possibly even better than existing solutions.clevin said:expose? try free virtuedesktops
safari tab movement? already in Firefox 2.0 beta2
time machine? how about manually copy.
lol, I do understand what time machine does, it recover the file u deleted accidentally during a period of time, is that right? Im not saying its not useful. But as ppl discussed already, there are still plenty of problems about it. How useful practically is still hard to judge.apfhex said:You obviously don't understand what Time Machine does and why it's useful.
For now if you want a "faster" Safari, try the latest WebKit build. Last time I did this I didn't think it was any faster, but I have a slower computer anyway (Firefox is about the same speed too). These releases aren't meant to have new features I think, just to improve rendering and stuff.