Full FeedSafari 3.1 released
This Tuesday’s Apple release is not a hardware product, but a much-needed update to its Safari browser: 3.1. The update “is recommended for all Safari users and features improvements to stability, compatibility, JavaScript performance and security.” Some new improvements in Safari 3.1 include:
- Better JavaScript performance, site compatibility and application stability
- Support for CSS 3 web fonts, transforms and transitions
- Several developer features such as access to Web Inspector and Network Timeline, support for custom user access string and improved snipper editor
- Double clicking on the Tab Bar opens new tab (goodbye, Twicetab—you’ll be missed)
- Opens Download and Activity window in current Space
- Shows Caps Lock icon in password fields
- Improved security
If you haven’‘t already downloaded it, you can do so by opening Software Update (Mac or Windows), or alternatively going to Apple’s Safari website.
Via [MacUser]
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Twicetab will NOT be missed because Safari 3.1 don’t have the option to close tab with the middle click in ANY place of tab.
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on March 20, 2008 at 04:34 PM - LINKNo comment to me?
on March 21, 2008 at 09:06 PM - LINK:-0
Caju, sorry I took a while to get back to you. I’ve never actually used Twicetab before, only seen what it does. I guess if closing a tab by clicking anywhere on it is a big feature for you, it won’t be missed.
on March 22, 2008 at 04:53 AM - LINK