What I'm getting at is having something like Google Tool-bar built into Safari.
How could you even suggest that?
What I'm getting at is having something like Google Tool-bar built into Safari.
Is there a "New Tab" button yet ?
Oh. God. No.Google Tool-bar
so would one recommend replacing safari with the beta build or the webkit build as of now?
which means answer to original question is "NO"
There's no need. Webkit can coexist with Safari happily.so would one recommend replacing safari with the beta build or the webkit build as of now?
Yeah, and there's no need for one..which means answer to original question is "NO"![]()
well, to each of their own, group thinking is so 1600s.Yeah, and there's no need for one..
well, to each of their own, group thinking is so 1600s.
still, I wonder why there is a need for a button called "report a bug to apple" for safari, but no need for a button called "new tab"? interesting, at least.
What is wrong with right clicking on the tab bar?
nothing is wrong. but you can't blame people for wanting it to be easier. and I think one click is easier than two different mice button clicks with moving between them.
I can't seem to install webkit into my apps folder..it just launches from the disk image which I cannot eject afterwards..
any idea why I can't install this into my apps folder?
you can't drag it to your application folder?
you can always open finder and drag the application folder to side bari've dragged it to my apps folder but when I try to eject the disk image it says it's in use and can't be ejected.
On a side note..in my finder on the sidebar my applications folder has completely disappeared.
Pardon the ignorance, but how do I get it back? I have the apps folder in my dock but it's not in the sidebar in the finder.
I don't think its a forum issue, I just tried msnbc.com, go there, click any link to read an article, then click backward button, safari/webkit is still reading something and takes 1~2 sec to display the page, while firefox/opera display the page INSTANTLY.On this forum going back does as you describe (it is hardly slow though) but going forwards is lickety split. Going between this forum and another site it is all from cache and blazing, going between different sites it is blazing.
well, it IS fast, so if you only equal whole browser snappiness to javascript speed, which is hardly true, webkit is indeed fast. however, like I mentioned, javascript is only part of the webpage. And so far, webkit back/forward loading from history is quite slow compare to firefox/opera.another question: how "snappy" (word of the day huh?) is it compared to the FF3 beta?
for some reason, the text rendered by webkit looks a lot cleaner. maybe its just me...
I'd rather have a decent flashblock than an "improved Flash".Now all they need to do is improve Flash, and by that I mean recycle it from garbage to shiny plugin.