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With every sale of the iPad that’s one more person using a high class standards-based web browser (Safari) and email client (Mail). Yay!
Love ClickToFlash!
“Ever wanted to rid the web of the scourge that is Adobe Flash, but still retain the ability to view Flash whenever you…
Steve Smith shows how to fix the bulky sub-pixel text rendering in Snow Leopard’s Safari, now that the text-shadow trick no longer works.
Flash blocker for Safari. Blocks all Flash content on the web (annoying ads, useless animations) but if you want to view some flash, just click.
Flash blockers are actually recommended by Adobe (the creators of Flash) as Flash is the number one reason browsers crash (and it is a plague to the internet, I cannot wait for the HTML5 video tag).
It seems Apple have reversed their ‘tabs on top’ for the final Safari 4.0
This is a shame as I had gotten used to it. Was there really that much backlash? Oh well, back to the previous habits I guess!
One of the Unicode characters is a snowman. But it’s not always the same snowman — here are the different ones I’ve been able to collect over a few minutes.
Go here and see what yours looks like.
Today Apple released a new beta version of their browser, Safari. This release is for Mac and Windows. The new browser features: Cover Flow — You can browse through your site history or bookmarks the…
Of all the great new features in Safari 4, one which I thought would annoy me was their removal of the sexy “inline progress indicator” which filled the address bar with blue as the page loaded.
They have replaced it with one of those swirly animations, but now I know why; Safari 4 is so blazingly fast that there is hardly any need for a progress meter!
Compatibility tables for features in HTML5, CSS3, SVG and other upcoming web technologies
As expected, Webkit (Safari and Chrome) is well ahead of the competition and Internet Explorer is embarrassing itself even with newer versions.
Browsing Facebook on my Mac with the iPhone interface is SO much better than the standard facebook site…!
The latest version of Safari has introduced some of the new features which should one day be in all browsers. Check it out: CSS Animation:http://webkit.org/blog/138/css-animation/
Downloadable fonts (use any font we like on a website!)Check out the examples:http://www.alistapart.com/articles/cssatten
HTML 5 media support, including video and audioA standards-compliant way of showing video without having to download plugins or Flash:http://webkit.org/blog/140/html5-media-support/ Download Safari (Mac and PC)
