Safari getting TABS and AutoFill!!

[davy the bunny]

tabs

you should be able to go up to File>New Tab or hit Cmd - T and that should do it for you. . .

 

[FredAkbar]

You can also (usually) hold down Command as you click a link, and that will automatically open it in a new tab. If you hold down Command and Shift when you click a link, it will open in a new tab in the background.

--Fred

 

[scem0]

autofill = important
tabs = important to many people, but not me.

good deal. Keep the good work up apple.

(Im kinda late in respoding to this, but oh well. )

 

[MetallicPenguin]

thanks guys it's awesome

 

[jthrasher]

no tabs

I downloaded the safari enhancer but the tabs don't work. it said you'd be able to use tabs but i can't get them. any ideas?

 

[barhnt]

Originally posted by Kwyjibo
great find; tabs are especially usefull to users with ibooks and the small powerbook because it really helps you browse alot of content on a small screen. I hope they develop a good keystroke to move between the tabs. I feel that Chimera still lacks this.

Yes i agree that tabs are great for Ibooks. I have a 12 inch and sometimes i have a hard time browsing all the things i want on such a small screen.

 

[FredAkbar]

Re: no tabs

Originally posted by jthrasher
I downloaded the safari enhancer but the tabs don't work. it said you'd be able to use tabs but i can't get them. any ideas?

Did you enable the Debug menu? I'm pretty sure that Safari Enabler can do this for you, or if not, then just type this into a Terminal window:
defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1

Anyway, once you have the Debug menu enabled, then there's an option near the bottom (I think) to enable tabs.

Once you have tabs enabled, then just hit Command-T to make a new tab.

--Fred

 

[jthrasher]

Yes I did both of those. i have the Debug menu but there is no option for tabs. apple-T doesn't work either. any other ideas?

 

[cnladd]

Double-check the version of Safari that you're running. It should say "1.0 Beta (v62)". Earlier versions, such as v60, won't work.

Note that v62 isn't a public release of Safari, so if you downloaded it from Apple's website (or from SUPP) then you have too early of a version.

 

[jthrasher]

I have version 1.0 i downloaded it just today

 

[cnladd]

Originally posted by jthrasher
I have version 1.0 i downloaded it just today

Where did you download it from? The final version of Safari hasn't yet been released. The "About Safari" menu item should show a version of "1.0 Beta (v??)", where there is a number such as 58, or 60, or 62 in place of the "??". If it is anything less than 62 then your version isn't recent enough.

Again, if you received your version through Apple's website or through SUPP then you don't have the most recent version. v62 is only available to developers (though it has been made available to others over the 'net.)

 

[voyagerd]

Autofill works but it still needs some work