Safari 3 beta out, available for Windows
Apple has changed the outlook of their website, now it’s no more the old-fashion apple GUI, now it has a glimpse of a new Mac OS X Leopard. With this update, Apple released beta version of their popular Safari browser. Among many other new features and add-ons, Safari is now available for Windows users also. This is a direct hit to Microsoft’s Internet Explorer.
I have tried Safari on Windows, I must say I’m quite impressed. Mani from Daily dose of Internet is not really satisfied with the Safari on Windows.
I am a quite a fan of almost all Apple products, however I own nothing from Apple(will change in near future!). As a matter of fact I use Gentoo Linux on my laptop. So, I’m a Firefox user.
Mani blogged on how to convert Firefox to Safari in 3 steps, but then if you don’t like Safari why make Firefox Safari?
And by the way, did you watch or listen Steve Jobs and Bill Gates at D5?
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I installed it this morning, and so far I’m fairly impressed. Although I’m sticking with Firefox, I only downloaded it for testing websites, I don’t have a Mac.
Terinea Weblog
12 Jun 07 at 11:43 pm
Joel Spolsky first said it was very slow (Safari on Windows)
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2007/06/11.html
But later apologized. well, sort of….
nurba
13 Jun 07 at 11:54 am
i think ill use it only to take screenshot. browser itself looks cool but sites in Safari dont: http://www.behance.com/Featured/Articles/Tip-Share-To-Make-Ideas-Happen/5549
“Arial bold” looks too bold.
Headers of New York Times are not seen in safari.
http://www.nytimes.com/.
Ctrl+enter and shift+enter doesnt work.
almaz
13 Jun 07 at 8:46 pm
Thanks for the update I will check it out!!!
shaun
16 Jun 07 at 7:07 am
Hi Arstan,
I too love Apple products for its usability and power. But safari(for windows) was a disappointment.
I thought converting my fav browser to Safari would be a cool idea.
Cheers!
Mani
23 Jun 07 at 8:32 pm
I think it’s early to say that, that’s why it’s called public beta, let’s hope they will learn from their mistakes and also listen to the public releasing a better safari in their stable build.
admin
23 Jun 07 at 10:03 pm