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Safari 5 and Xcode 4 Coming at WWDC
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I agree what else do you need? I hope Safariblock works with 5!
aarond12 said:
I agree what else do you need? I hope Safariblock works with 5!
Yes it is ctrl not cmd. But hey ! The keys are next to each other.
The default is control. One can change the key in the Mouse PrefPane.
Your screen zooms when you hold command and scroll, and you claim you've never changed that setting? Something you said isn't fact.
Web Apps
I hope they finally bring back web apps.
so one could save a web site to his/her dock, applications folder (OSX) or desktop, start menu, & applications folder (windows)
this was in one of the 4betas but got cut.
I hope they finally bring back web apps.
so one could save a web site to his/her dock, applications folder (OSX) or desktop, start menu, & applications folder (windows)
this was in one of the 4betas but got cut.
hey guys
it doesn't matter whether its ctrl or cmd it shows that most of use it so the zoom remember function would be a welcome addition to safari5
it doesn't matter whether its ctrl or cmd it shows that most of use it so the zoom remember function would be a welcome addition to safari5
OK, thanks for the education: I will revise my estimate.
I hereby drop the chance of Safari 5 shipping on PPC from 0.3% to 0.001%.
Full Screen Browsing on Mac
Maybe this is a Mac question and not a Safari question. I mostly use Windows but since I have an iPhone and iPad I am trying to get use to a Mac (got a mini to play with). My biggest complaint so far is not being able to go full screen (or max screen). On Windows I just double click the top bar and my Windows use maximun screen area (any window including the browser like Safari). Am I missing something or is this just not posible on the Mac? On a Mac are all Windows manually sized and you can't just say use all available space (but not overlaying the bottom line).
Maybe this is a Mac question and not a Safari question. I mostly use Windows but since I have an iPhone and iPad I am trying to get use to a Mac (got a mini to play with). My biggest complaint so far is not being able to go full screen (or max screen). On Windows I just double click the top bar and my Windows use maximun screen area (any window including the browser like Safari). Am I missing something or is this just not posible on the Mac? On a Mac are all Windows manually sized and you can't just say use all available space (but not overlaying the bottom line).
Think about what you're asking for, for one second.
"I want my web browser to fill my ENTIRE FREAKING SCREEN, even though the actual web-page is less than half that. I enjoy white bars on either side of my web content, and not sharing screen space with more than a single application"
Apple is smart. They don't maximize a window, that's idiotic. They just make the window as big as it needs to be.
"I want my web browser to fill my ENTIRE FREAKING SCREEN, even though the actual web-page is less than half that. I enjoy white bars on either side of my web content, and not sharing screen space with more than a single application"
Apple is smart. They don't maximize a window, that's idiotic. They just make the window as big as it needs to be.
OK, thanks for the education: I will revise my estimate.
I hereby drop the chance of Safari 5 shipping on PPC from 0.3% to 0.001%.
Well, we'll see who is right soon enough. Apple wants to push HTML5 hard. They need to push it on as many computers as possible, and that includes XP and PPC. Yeah, I guess I must've been messing with the mouse settings one day and inadvertently changed it.
For Windows, the OS. Mac OS X already has Quartz GPU acceleration for its UI. I think Windows 7 does as well, and Apple is finally providing support for it.
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Last time I used that I had to repair my hard drive still can't fully uninstall it.
wankey said:
Last time I used that I had to repair my hard drive still can't fully uninstall it.
There's nothing idiotic about one window taking up an entire screen. Some things are just personal preferences. Personally, I don't like having maximized windows, but sometimes I do to keep myself from getting distracted.
It would be nice to have the option, but I don't see Apple doing it. If you want a full screen browser there are alternative browsers one can use.
