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	SHIIRA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Shiira is a web browser for the Mac OS X operating system.
		Shiira is open-source, and its source code is released under the BSD license.
		It is licensed under the GNU free documentation license.
	www.yotor.org /wiki/en/sh/Shiira.htm (190 words)

	MacUpdate: Shiira Reviews
		Shiira is definately faster than firefox in the UI department, having grown used to the 1-2 second delay in doing something with firefox, Shiira still amazes me with the responsiveness.
		Shiira is a browser that finally combines the speed and stability of Mozilla's Firefox browser with the beauty and functionality of Safari and Camino.
		Shiira has one feature that I like but have not seen on any other browser (which they all need) and that is the ability to move the order of your open tabs.
	www.macupdate.com /reviews.php?id=15032 (4091 words)

	Shiira Project: Macintosh Browser » Solution Watch
		The goal of the Shiira Project is to create a browser that is better and more useful than Safari.
		One amazing feature that Shiira has is the ability to perform Tab Exposé on the tabs within a window.
		Shiira also features a great Bookmarking system that is easily presented on the side bar.
	www.solutionwatch.com /93/shiira-project-macintosh-browser (378 words)

	Opus - Shiira
		Although Shiira is still in beta and has a few interface bugs and inconsistencies, it's incredibly well-formed and has a great deal of promise.
		The first thing you'll notice when you download Shiira is that the DMG file is under 2MB in size.
		You can tell Shiira to display the previously selected tab, or the tab to the right of the just-closed tab (which is Safari's method).
	www.opuszine.com /blog/entry.html?ID=1054 (1262 words)

	Shiira 1.1 Intel binary - OSx86 Project Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This is actually a universal binary of Shiira..
		Shiira is a web browser based on the same core as Safari.
		The main reason I tried to compile Shiira to start with was because someone said that Flash worked with it...
	forum.osx86project.org /index.php?showtopic=1838 (1189 words)

	Macintosh Web Browsers Software at The Mac Orchard - Shiira
		Shiira, like OmniWeb, is a web browser based on Apple's "Web Kit" and written in Cocoa.
		Shiira has some beautiful and truly unique user interface features; pictures tell the story better than words do.
		Now if only Shiira saved the open window/tab state like Opera and was a tad faster, it would be the perfect browser for me. But as it stands it's still a hell of good browser, given how recently it arrived at v1.
	www.macorchard.com /www/Shiira.php (362 words)

	My Experiences With the Shiira Web Browser :: AppleXnet :: Alternative Mac Tech News, Analysis, Reviews, and Opinion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		If you try Shiira and like it, a quick workaround is to go from your old browser to Safari, and then to Shiira.
		right now shiira is on 0.9.2.2 - i've been using it in tandem with safari and camino for the last month or so, though it has reduced the amount of time i now spend with camino.
		i find that shiira is a 'meld' of both - the brushed metal of safari and the bookmarks tab and round buttons of camino.
	applexnet.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=968 (1359 words)

	Shiira web browser - MacShrine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Shiira does the same as Safari in that respect.
		Two things attracted me to Shiira: additional preferences that Safari doesn't expose and RAW SPEED (Shiira, in my experience, is consistently faster than Safari at displaying pages).
		The lack of a proper cookie manager in Safari is a little annoying, but I use a clever workaround that works in all browsers - stopping the advertisers' cookies in their tracks.
	www.macshrine.com /forums/showthread.php?t=572 (239 words)

	Shiira - Webkit based browser - Topic Ars OpenForum
		I was looking for various things at Macupdate today and noticed Shiira.
		You should also remember that the only thing that Shiira got "for free" was the browser -- the WebView.
		It's also possible that the Shiira programmers subclasses WebView and WebFrame, which is a seriously non-trivial task.
	episteme.arstechnica.com /eve/ubb.x?a=tpc&s=50009562&f=8300945231&m=561009154631 (1144 words)

	Apple Legal \| Software Reviews \| Comments
		And in many ways Shiira already has more built-in functionality than Safari -- starting from the end user choice between Aqua and Brushed Metal GUI, customizing search engines, customizing the toolbar icons, history pop-up menues on the 'back' and 'forward' buttons, to monitoring memory and cache usage.
		In short, Shiira is a well-implemented browser that exceeds features and functionality of Safari, brings some 'old' Cocoa drawer flair (with some minor bugs), while maintaining the speed and page render of Safari.
		By its looks, Shiira's closest cousin could be OmniWeb 5, but as I mentioned earlier, OmniWeb does tweak the Web Kit to render some more complex or 'problematic' code more successfully compared to Safari.
	www.applelegal.com /software_comments.php?id=186_0_1_0_C (477 words)

	Download
		Because Apple requires English resource as primary one, and Shiira stuff member's native language is Japanese.
		Shiira 1.1(for Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later) (released on 2005/7/14)
		Shiira 1.1 requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
	hmdt-web.net /shiira/download-e.html (264 words)

	The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
		A new version of Shiira was released today, 1.2, with a ton of great new features.
		I had all but switched to Shiira a while back, when Firefox was too slow and Safari too annoying.
		And there are some unique features of Shiira, like the page transitions (sorta pointless, but fun to show PC lovers), and the incredibly handy Tab Exposé;, which allows you to show all tabbed windows with a keystroke (why doesn't Safari have this?).
	www.tuaw.com /bloggers/victor-agreda-jr (1886 words)

	Computer Buyer: Product Reviews: Shiira 1.0
		Shiira is based, like Safari, on Apple's WebKit, rather than the supposedly faster Gecko engine in Camino and FireFox.
		Shiira 1.0 presents a very Safari-like aspect, but go to Bookmarks and you will notice the first difference: bookmarks are displayed in a slide-out tray rather than taking over the whole screen.
		Considering it started off as a personal experiment with WebKit, Shiira is shaping up into a very polished product, and we are looking forward to its next release.
	www.pcpro.co.uk /buyer/reviews/73210/shiira-10.html (401 words)

	Shiira niche-in-a-niche web browser updated - Download Squad
		Give Shiira a try, it's the lightest little browser in town for OSX and it graduated to 1.1 today.
		Perhaps the coolest feature in Shiira is the Tab Exposé;.
		Shiira can do that, albeit within the app itself (not using the OS Exposé;).
	www.downloadsquad.com /2005/07/14/shiira-niche-in-a-niche-web-browser-updated (429 words)

	AppleTalk Australia - Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Surprisingly, Shiira is only a 700kb download - but the real surprising bit is the features packed into the small package.
		Shiira also imports Safari's bookmarks and has the option of integrating them from within the program's preferences.
		Shiira is still in it's infancy, and builds seem regular.
	www.appletalk.com.au /articles/index.php?article=645 (327 words)

	Shiira 1.0 for OS X 10.4 at Forever Geek
		Shiira is a web browser written in Cocoa.
		Since this is the same rendering engine used by Safari, HTML content rendered by Shiira will look the same as in Apple's own browser.
		The browser is being developed by a group in Japan, and they are also creating English versions of the browser.
	forevergeek.com /open_source/shiira_10_for_os_x_104.php (245 words)

	Om Malik on Broadband : » Shiira, Its like Safari on Steroids (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		What Camino is to Firefox, Shiira Project is to Safari…;.
		and shiira is a better faster cleaner version of safari browser.
		Shiira Project, le Firefox de Safari at RouXx.net at
	gigaom.com /2006/01/08/shiira-vs-safari (495 words)

	alexking.org: Blog > New Tabs in Camino
		I think the new tabs are an improvment but they still feel a little too cramped vertically.
		Putting the close button over on the right would be nice but what I’d really like are some tabs like they have in Shiira.
		Kevin: I haven’t tried Shiira because my biggest gripe w/ Safari is Web Kit and associated bugs.
	www.alexking.org /blog/2004/09/04/new-tabs-in-camino (668 words)

	iSurf 1.5 – Mac OS X – VersionTracker
		People have complained about it having references to Shiira, and I wanted to tell everyone: I have fixed them and I am preparing them for iSurf 1.31, available tomorrow by 6pm.
		These are little things, which, speaking only for myself, detract from the overall beauty and whole acceptance of the application as a professional entry, and is interpreted as little more than a college project.
		For whatever reason, you wish the Shiira moniker to be splashed all over your project but we do not need a copycat browser.
	www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/25442&mode=feedback (883 words)

	AppleTalk Australia - Forums
		Moving to Shiira from Safari is easier than you'd expect.
		Shiira is an awesome browser, I especially love the feature that opens links in tabs instead of windows when you click on them in another program, such as Adium.
		Shiira is just Safari out of brushed metal; the rendering engine IS the Safari engine.
	www.appletalk.com.au /forums/index.php?showtopic=645 (1449 words)

	Shiira mini - Dashboard - Networking & Security
		A small and quick web browser widget which is designed to work on, and take advantage of, Dashboard.
		Since Shiira mini imports Shiira and Safari bookmarks, you can migrate with zero configuration.
		Any questions, complaints or claims regarding the applications must be directed to the appropriate software vendor.
	www.apple.com /downloads/dashboard/networking_security/shiiramini.html (111 words)

	MacSlash \| Shiira Creates Browser Alternative For Safari
		macpunc writes "Shiira new web browser that uses Safari's rendering engine, but offers many interface enhancements that users have been asking for, like variable width tabs for tabbed browsing, ability to be 'skinned' with a new look, and more has reached stable and is now available for download.
		I guess since both Mozilla and Shiira are open source, I could actually do this myself...
		Shiira has some bugs, but I think it's got some great potential.
	macslash.org /article.pl?sid=04/07/23/1054253 (950 words)

	Cafe con Leche News Monday, January 9, 2006
		The Shiira Project has released Shiira 1.2, an open source (Modified BSD license) Mac OS X web browser based on Web Kit and written in Cocoa.
		"The goal of the Shiira Project is to create a browser that is better and more useful than Safari." They've failed.
		Shiira asumes all XML files are RSS files.
	www.ibiblio.org /xml/oldnews/news2006January9.html (328 words)

	Obachan's Kitchen & Balcony Garden: Shiira Meuniere with Basil Paste
		Or whatever the name is. This is my favorite and really easy to make.
		The basil paste inside gave enough flavor so I didn’t even need to salt and pepper the shiira (dolphin fish or dorado) fillet.
		This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar.
	kokonuggetyumyum.blogspot.com /2004/11/shiira-meuniere-with-basil-paste.html (322 words)

	Apple Legal \| Software Review \| Archives
		To paraphrase its developer, mkino and his HMDT, Shiira (the name means 'dolphinfish', aka Dorado) is a Cocoa-written web browser that uses the KHTML Web Kit rendering engine (the same one as used in Safari web browser) provided by Apple.
		Rendered web pages look identical in Safari and Shiira (to differentiate it from OmniWeb 5 that also uses the Web Kit but it modifies it for its browser).
		The Shiira Project is an attempt to development a web browser using Web Kit.
	www.applelegal.com /software_archives.php?id=A2004091 (146 words)

	MacAddict Forums / Alternate Web Browsers
		I've found one called "Shiira" (http://hmdt-web.net/shiira/index-e.html) which seems to run faster (oddly is based off of some of the same KHTML stuff as Safari but seems to run faster), and I've started checking out "Camino" (http://www.caminobrowser.org/).
		I have tried Shiira and it is OK. The newest version of PithHelmet is compatible with Shiira 1.0 so this is a plus.
		Font and font size prefs in Shiira are even less effective than Safari's, if you can imagine that.
	www.macaddict.com /forums/topic/62920 (398 words)

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