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	Safari (web browser) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Safari uses Apple's brushed metal user interface, has a bookmark management scheme that functions like the iTunes jukebox software, is integrated with Apple's QuickTime multimedia technology, and features a tabbed-browsing interface similar to that of Mozilla.
		The current development version of Safari at Apple is the first browser to pass the Acid2 test, which tests some of the CSS2 features, especially in the area of error handling.
		Safari is now default Mac OS X browser, faster autotabs, support for iSync bookmark syncronization, all Mac OS X languages supported, more AppleScripts to control browser, improved support for web standards.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Safari_(browser) (719 words)

	Safari (browser) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		It is the standard browser for OS X versions 10.3 (Panther) and later.
		Safari utilizes Apple's brushed metal user interface bookmark management scheme that functions like the iTunes jukebox software is integrated with Apple's QuickTime multimedia technology and features a tabbed-browsing interface to that of Mozilla.
		As a result Safari's internal HTML engine is free software and is released under the terms the GNU Lesser General Public License.
	www.freeglossary.com /Safari_%28browser%29 (486 words)

	SAFARI (BROWSER) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Safari ist ein Webbrowser der Firma Apple für das Betriebssystem Mac OS X.
		Safari 2.0, welcher mit Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger ab Mitte 2005 ausgeliefert werden soll, ermöglicht außerdem das Lesen von RSS-Nachrichten.
		Safari verwendet zum Rendern von HTML-Seiten Apples WebCore, eine Bibliothek, die auf der KHTML-Bibliothek des KDE-Projekts basiert.
	www.toonorama.com /encyclopedia/S/Safari_(Browser) (175 words)

	Jeffrey Zeldman Presents: The Daily Report
		There’s danger that some developers will sniff for Safari and serve it an alternative style sheet, though that risk is somewhat minimized by the fact that Safari, being limited to OS X, is unlikely to capture a whopping chunk of the market.
		Safari identifies itself as Mozilla/Gecko, which could create as many problems for the browser detection crowd as Opera’s tendency to identify itself as Explorer unless the user tells it to do otherwise.
		Safari’s switch to 72 ppi also slightly increases the likelihood that Mac-based designers will keep specifying their text sizes in pixels, since pixels render accurately 99.9% of the time, regardless of browser and platform differences.
	www.zeldman.com /daily/0103a.shtml (2165 words)

	The Seattle Times: Business & Technology: Worthy rivals take on quirky Safari browser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		In November 2002, I rounded up several browsers that had their strong points as alternatives to IE; a couple of months later, Apple's introduction of its free Safari browser pounded the nails into IE's coffin, and, I would have guessed, pushed competing browsers into the dustbin of history.
		Four other browsers are worth contemplating, especially as three make their way from beta to release in the next few weeks to months: Camino 0.8b, Mozilla 1.7RC2 (release candidate), OmniWeb 5 (beta 6.1) and Opera 7.5 (release version).
		Safari set the bar so high that these other browsers shave seconds — not tens of seconds — off a task.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/businesstechnology/2001948268_ptmacc05.html (883 words)

	Safari Developer FAQ
		Safari uses the most current version of Java (Java 1.4.2) delivered with Mac OS X. Updates to Java are periodically available via software update or for download from the Java technology page.
		Some browsers may display this "tool-tip" when the 'alt' attribute is populated however, the 'alt' attribute has been created to provide information to screen reading applications for the visually impaired and be used only for such purposes.
		Safari's default preferences are set to poll bookmarked RSS feeds every 30 minutes using conditional GET requests allowing Safari RSS to only pull data from servers that indicate a feed has been modified since the last check.
	developer.apple.com /internet/safari/faq.html (2368 words)

	Apple's Safari Browser Is Hard to Close
		I've noticed that Safari does have a problem when I'm adding information to certain types of text fields, depending on how the page is designed, and because bug reports are so easy to file, I haven't hesitated to let the Apple engineers know.
		Safari is a very nice browser, but I miss the GUI adjustability of Chimera/Camino.
		But remember, this is the first release of Safari, and Chimera has been around for a while.
	www.oreillynet.com /pub/wlg/2586 (1382 words)

	Blocking stylesheet rules from Safari \| Holovaty.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		would always be hidden from version 1.0 Safari browsers (obviously) -- but in, say, version 1.2, after the Safari developers have fixed the bugs that encouraged Web developers to use the v1.0 hack in the first place, the new browser would not ignore the 1.0 hack anymore.
		That browser has several huge positioning bugs that have swiftly become the bane of my design existence.
		I have observed one problem with Safari beta that I can't resolve -- you can't use it to log into a Hotmail account because the Hotmail site seems to sense that Safari is running without Javascript support, though Javascript works on every other site I've tried.
	www.holovaty.com /blog/archive/2003/01/09/2152 (788 words)

	ComputerBase - Lexikon: Safari (Browser)
		Safari gehört zum Lieferumfang von Mac OS X ab der Version 10.3 („Panther“) und ersetzte den bisher mitgelieferten Microsoft Internet Explorer für Mac als Standard-Browser.
		Safari 2.0, der als Bestandteil von Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger seit dem 29.
		Safari unterstützt als einer von wenigen Browsern Farbmanagement.
	www.computerbase.de /lexikon/Safari_(Browser) (329 words)

	The Safari browser and its "bad server response" error
		Many administrators who use compression on their web servers can probably tell you how fastidious the Safari browser can be when it receives compressed data.
		This is the browser that is developing a reputation for the dreaded "bad server response" (NSURLerrorDomain:-1011) error message that gets thrown ostensibly by merely sending compressed data.
		Safari users are likely to make up a very small percentage of your user base.
	www.port80software.com /200ok/archive/2005/02/25/349.aspx (378 words)

	Daring Fireball: Safari
		Safari is definitely not a port of Konqueror —; it’s brand-new browser application, but with a rendering engine based on KHTML.
		Safari’s modicum of preference switches is a feature, not a deficiency, and clearly indicates how much work and thought went into making default behavior useful.
		Safari’s status bar display is turned off by default, but you can turn it on via the View menu.
	www.daringfireball.net /2003/01/safari.html (2448 words)

	OS X Odyssey 237 - Checking Out The Safari Browser
		Safari is based on the KHTML code -- the open source HTML parser/renderer used in the Linux Konqueror Desktop Environment (KDE) 3.0.2 browser module.
		Safari's bookmark library is a single-window interface similar to Apple’s popular iTunes and iPhoto application interfaces that makes organizing and managing bookmarks similar for folks who prefer that sort of interface environment.
		However, Steve Jobs Expo Keynote calim that “Safari is the fastest browser on the Mac, and we predict that many will feel it is the best browser ever created,” is simply untrue in the first instance and unlikely in the second at this stage of Safari's development.
	www.applelinks.com /articles/2003/01/20030108132029.shtml (1472 words)

	Why are Safari and Sherlock two different applications? (kottke.org)
		Safari is still in beta so it might be unfair to criticize too much, but Apple missed an opportunity to innovate the browser in a truly useful way.
		Safari's speed, the most frequently-complemented feature, is only possible with a lean code base.
		Safari is 7.1 MB and Sherlock is 11.8 MB...combining them crudely would yield a 18.9 MB app, less than both IE 5.2 and Chimera.
	www.kottke.org /03/01/safari-sherlock-different (9182 words)

	Think Secret - Safari to get tabbed browsing (with images)
		The lack of tabbed browsing is one of the few complaints that users have had about Safari, but Chimera's founding programmer, David Hyatt, is a lead Safari developer at Apple, so the addition of this feature is no great surprise.
		In beta 62 of Safari, which has yet to be posted for download, tabbed browsing can be activated via the hidden debug menu.
		Safari's tabs are attractively designed and fit with the platinum interface motif.
	www.thinksecret.com /news/safaritabbedbrowsing.html (542 words)

	Surfin' Safari (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Browsers are trying to make information easier to manage with smarter bookmarking systems and page management capabilities (tabs), and news readers are emerging that (in effect) push new information to you in as it's posted and allow you to switch rapidly between different information sets as well.
		Safari supports an extension for examining the preferred stylesheet set and for setting the current active stylesheet set, so if you want to swap between sets of sheets in Safari, you don't have to loop over all of them setting the
		The user-agent sent by the browser is Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/48 (like Gecko) Safari/48; my server is picking up on the word "Gecko" and assuming this is a Mozilla derivative, and sending my site with a MIME type of application/xhtml+xml, which Safari apparently can not handle.
	weblogs.mozillazine.org /hyatt/archives/2003_01.html (3880 words)

	Apple updates Safari Web browser, adding tabbed windows
		Basically, you can view one Web page at a time within the browser's window frame; the others are "behind" the one you are viewing, ready to take its place if you click on any of their tabs.
		You can turn off tabs in Safari's preferences and use Safari the older way, in which all new windows open separately, or you can mix 'n' match your windows by Ctrl-clicking links and choosing tabbed or non-tabbed windows for each one.
		OS X is a superb multitasking operating system (able to do many things at the same time, in other words), but I suspect many users single-task their browsers -- by opening one window and then closing it before they open the next.
	aroundcny.com /technofile/texts/mac042303.html (554 words)

	Welcome to the browser jungle, Safari \| CNET News.com
		Apple's new releases are indicative of the company’s strategy to break out of its single-digit market share niche by focusing as much on software development as on the fancy hardware that drew thunderous applause from the faithful gathered here at Macworld Expo.
		While Safari amounts to another chip on Apple's shoulder, it represents a significant setback for Mozilla, the open-source browser development group funded by AOL Time Warner's Netscape unit that supplies the technology behind the Netscape browser, among others.
		KHTML is a browser compliant with the World Wide Web Consortium’s HTML 4 recommendation and is designed for use with the K Desktop Environment (KDE).
	news.com.com /2100-1023-979583.html (961 words)

	Safari review [dive into mark]
		Update: Safari test cases showing the various CSS and other rendering bugs (and successes) discussed below.
		According to Matthew Haughey, Safari defaults to 72dpi rendering of type, instead of 96dpi.
		Dave Hyatt (one of the developers of Safari) responds to this review by asking for test cases.
	diveintomark.org /archives/2003/01/07/safari_review (676 words)

	Apple tries to top Microsoft by releasing its own browser / Safari aims to be simpler and faster than competition
		Safari (www.apple.com/safari) is one of Apple's finest releases, an elegant piece of work that shows a refreshing emphasis on two often-neglected qualities: simplicity and speed.
		Safari's support for "tabbed browsing" is equally up to date: This popular option lets you view multiple Web pages within one frame, easily switching from one to the next.
		Safari can even use the system-wide spell checker to flag errors in Web forms, sparing you from riddling your Hotmail correspondence with typos.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2003/07/07/BU166831.DTL&type=business (818 words)

	Apple adds features to Safari browser \| Tech News on ZDNet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Safari Beta 2 also allows users to import bookmarks from Netscape and Mozilla Web browsers and includes support for AppleScript, more standards compatibility and support for more languages such as Japanese, French and German.
		The new browser can be downloaded from Apple's Web site.To run, it requires Mac OS X. Apple said the test browser has been downloaded 2 million times since it launched Jan. 7.
		At the time of launch, analysts said Safari offered little challenge to Microsoft's browser dominance, but that the Mac maker could benefit enormously if it could wean itself from Internet Explorer.
	news.zdnet.com /2100-3513_22-996677.html (459 words)

	Apple Updates Safari Browser
		Safari 1.2 is only available for Mac OS X 10.3, known as "Panther." The update takes advantage of Panther's Keychain feature for enabling its support for personal certificate authentication.
		A browser typically communicates in one direction to run a Java applet, but with two-way communication a Java applet could also talk back to the browser allowing, for example, the applet to refresh a Web page as it runs, Knight said.
		Safari 1.2 is available now through Apple's Software Update and as a free download here.
	www.eweek.com /article2/0,1759,1486105,00.asp (1064 words)

	Browser News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		This weekly newsletter for website designers gives news about browsers and web design, has an overview of the browsers and their futures, helps find browsers old and new, offers design resources, and reports Internet statistics.
		Sep 24 - Browser News: this is the 7
		Note: client-side browser detectors/sniffers may wrongly identify some browsers — like iCab, Mozilla, and Opera — because their userAgent strings can be made to mimic those of other browsers.
	www.upsdell.com /browsernews (533 words)

	iCapture - your site through the eyes of Apple's Safari browser. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		See through the eyes of a Mac browser.
		Standing tall, we 3% hereby declare "we too have a browser".
		You'll be delivered a screenshot of your site as a Mac sees it through the Safari version of your choice, all in 30 seconds or so.
	www.danvine.com /icapture (92 words)

	MacDevCenter.com: A First Look at the Safari Web Browser
		Safari Web browser for Mac OS X (which is a different animal all together from O'Reilly's
		Even though Safari is still in the beta stage, it is quite stable and works pretty reliably, giving me no unexpected errors.
		Thing is, I run a website for an IRC chatroom, and one of the people there uses Safari, she likes the browser but she couldn't see the flash-intro.
	www.macdevcenter.com /pub/a/mac/2003/01/10/safari_web.html (2392 words)

	Safari Enhancer 2.6.4 - MacUpdate
		Safari Enhancer is an application for enhancing the functionality of Apple's Safari webbrowser.
		Safari Enhancer 2.5.4 (for Mac OS X 10.3 users).
		I use Safari as my preferred browser, but its always irked me that my bookmarks are all not listed alphabetically - unlike some of the other browsers that are available to Mac users.
	www.macupdate.com /info.php/id/10482 (423 words)

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