Safari UI

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  1. TSE, Jun 25, 2012

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    As the transition to widescreen has occurred, vertical space is limited, especially on the 11" MacBook Air and 13" MacBook Pro.

    I've always wondered, Apple is all about simple. So why didn't they ever make the UI look like this?

    Obviously this is a 5 minute Paint sketch, so don't give me TOO much crap for it. :D

    I think it would be a lot less distracting and save a lot of space.

    Hidden Message in the picture, too. :D
     

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  2. Mal, Jun 25, 2012

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    Why is that better than this:

    Screen Shot 2012-06-25 at 4.35.24 PM.PNG

    That's already available with full-screen mode, with more customization available if you still want the bookmarks bar, or the status bar, etc.

    jW
     
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  3. TSE, Jun 25, 2012

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    Oh, I didn't realize Safari had that. Is that available for Snow Leopard?
     
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  4. goMac, Jun 25, 2012

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    It's part of Lion. Lion added full screen for any application that opts in to it. Safari on Lion does.
     
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  5. TSE, Jun 25, 2012

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    Ah, makes sense.

    There is a program for Safari in Snow Leopard called "Glims" that does something like that, however it is buggy, and doesn't work very well with the UI in Snow Leopard.
     
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