My 3.0.4 doesn't do that.You can do that in the current build (3.0.4).
It's possible that Saft is doing it but I doubt it (it's no where in preferences).My 3.0.4 doesn't do that.![]()
Saft is your friend. Totally worth $12.Safari has been stable for me for a long time. My only real want is when you reopen windows from last session I wish it would retain the previous pages like Firefox does.
Safari is the worst software on OS X next to the finder.
It needs a lot of love..
I completely disagree on that! Safari is an ok browser and apple "fixed" finder in Leopard. By far the worst software on OSX is iTunes! It looks old, has horrid UI and is very unstable. When will apple let up have WMP 11 for the mac. IT JUST WORKS BETTER...
Somebody else might know better, but to the best of my knowledge it's just one of those annoying comments that came with every update. I think the origins are much the same as "Powerbook G5 Tuesday" and "Where's the beef?": mass adoption through repetition.And I also wanna know the origin of the snappy joke lol!
There are a few minor features I'd like in Safari, but it's pretty much the only browser I use anymore. Firefox is too heavy. Minimal is good.
How's the stability on that-- what I've been hearing is that it's pretty crash happy its own self...I agreed with you until I tried out Firefox 3 beta. In a word, it's amazing.
Safari is the worst software on OS X next to the finder.
It needs a lot of love..
Just went and downloaded it out of curiosity-- you're right much cleaner. Launches faster now too. Scrolling behavior is a bit funky, but that'll get cleaned up...I agreed with you until I tried out Firefox 3 beta. In a word, it's amazing.
whats with hate towards safari?
Safari starts up WAY WAY faster then firefox, and safari loads pages just as fast, or in some cass faster then firefox.
In features department all firefox has over safari is plugins and skins. But i can live without those, so why all the hate against safari? i use it every day.
Or even better - Cmd+T, type address, enterYou can do that in the current build (3.0.4). Useless feature in my opinion (just Cmd+L then type address then Cmd+Enter).