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#416347 - 02/25/09 05:41 PM Re: Introducing Safari 4 [Re: Mike]
FSM Pastafarian Registered: 05/20/07 Posts: 5142	well, Safari 4 beta is quickly emerging as the fastest browser in the world: http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9595_22-272792.html
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#416357 - 02/25/09 06:03 PM Re: Introducing Safari 4 [Re: FSM]
zwei soporific Registered: 06/26/04 Posts: 2535	I'm loving it. It's been stable for me as well. (knock on wood) Haven't noticed as much beachballin either. _________________________ twitter
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#416366 - 02/25/09 07:48 PM Re: Introducing Safari 4 [Re: zwei]
yoyo52 Nothing comes of nothing. Registered: 05/25/01 Posts: 30520 Loc: PA, USA	Quote: Mac running OS X 10.6 They've got it on a SnowLeopard machine? Or a misprint? _________________________ MACTECH ubi dolor ibi digitus
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#416385 - 02/26/09 06:39 AM Re: Introducing Safari 4 [Re: yoyo52]
John_Lasruk Old Fool Registered: 05/06/07 Posts: 650 Loc: Toronto, Canada	It's working just fine for me. I dig the new features. _________________________ Laz, OFI
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#416388 - 02/26/09 07:01 AM Re: Introducing Safari 4 [Re: John_Lasruk]
polymerase Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 11640	Working fine for me too even on old 10.5.6. The history cover flow is amazing and I only miss my reload button. I guess I can learn to command R. The "show top sites" seemed gimmicky but I am now clicking on it all the time. Rearranging, deleting, and pinning permanently is completely simple and obvious. Safari is also very fast. It seems slow on occasion but it is because it is rendering many pages at a time especially in history cover flow.
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#416390 - 02/26/09 07:11 AM Re: Introducing Safari 4 [Re: polymerase]
Jim_ aka Reboot Registered: 04/21/02 Posts: 13593 Loc: Columbus OH	Originally Posted By: polymerase I only miss my reload button. The little widget on the right of the address bar, it's a combo progress wheel, reload, stop loading thingy now. _________________________ AppleCentral Trivia MM-MCF Trivia Call the Doctor
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#416393 - 02/26/09 07:39 AM Re: Introducing Safari 4 [Re: Jim_]
John Rougeux Member # -1 Registered: 11/06/08 Posts: 5629 Loc: Louisville, KY	Ah, thanks for that tip there Reboot!
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#416394 - 02/26/09 07:40 AM Re: Introducing Safari 4 [Re: polymerase]
John Rougeux Member # -1 Registered: 11/06/08 Posts: 5629 Loc: Louisville, KY	I would like to know how to add more sites to my Top Sites part...
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#416397 - 02/26/09 07:55 AM Re: Introducing Safari 4 [Re: John Rougeux]
zwei soporific Registered: 06/26/04 Posts: 2535	Open up top sites and put it in "edit" mode. Open up the URL you want to add to it in a different WINDOW Drag the url of the new window (by it's favicon) into the top sites window. You'd think a simple + sign would have been a bit easier, eh? _________________________ twitter
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#416406 - 02/26/09 08:48 AM Re: Introducing Safari 4 [Re: Jim_]
polymerase Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 11640	I was going to reply I just have this stupid ant on the end of my address bar but now realize you meant in my address bar on the right. Nice, thanks. Now the only thing that bugs me is why the "customize toolbar" is in the "View" menu and not in the preferences. Took me five minutes to kill that ant and it wasn't obvious even when I got there. Oh, drag the ant out of my menu bar while that window is open. That's sooo obvious. MacBook Pro 17 inchers announced. Thin. 0.95 inch. Not a MacBook Air but progress.
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