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No need for the CLI to enable the Developer menu - just go to the Advanced tab in Safari 3.1's Preferences where the 'Show Develop menu in menu bar' option is ready to satisfy your desires...
nice list. I would add the activity window to that list too.
Nice list. I recently talked about 10 ways to get more out of your Safari browser experience.
The additions to Safari in v3.1 are wonderful!
@Adrian
Thanks for the tip -- updated.
I would also add GreaseKit to the list of very under used, but super sweet Safari additions.
http://8-p.info/greasekit/
The handy URL path tip also works with command-click in the same way than in most other programs, like Finder, Preview etc.
I've been using the web inspector for years, It's been there since 2.5
I recently found the web inspector, But I still use firefox's firebug for web debugging. Much easier to use, and more features.
Safari is lame, Firefox FTW!!!!!!!!!!!
The only thing i'm missing is xmlhttprequest response .. so i can see what ajax processes
ps, nice tip
Gladly Safari now also supports SVG
Kudos on the URL path navigation - I've not come across that one before and suspect that it'll come in useful in the future.
right-clicking on the page title to see where you are on a nested site doesn't work when the site is using masked forwarding, FYI
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Safari SUX, just like every shit from Apple Cocksuckers.
I like Safari, and the new version is Really Fast. That said, the web inspector can't hold a candle to Firebug. (Which, for developers--especially if you're writing AJAX-- is the greatest tool ever made.) If Safari had Firebug, I'd always use it. Otherwise, Safari looks like an also-ran.
Awesome. Thanks for these tips. And your commenters are great!
Hey thanks for the amzing tip.. I had no idea. This will help my staff save time.
Great job and great post..... Your now bookmarked
I'm a huge fan of the web inspector.
Great post -- It took me a long time to find these features and they are really useful. I love web inspector too.
Safari has been consuming CPU way too often and no fix so far...after idle use for a while with some windows open...I have always been disappointed with the somewhat inflexible bookmarks system...clean interface otherwise with some expected refinements in a current browser. They ALL need more work to bring to 2008 standards possible.
INLINE DICTIONARY ! INLINE DICTIONARY ! INLINE DICTIONARY ! INLINE DICTIONARY ! INLINE DICTIONARY ! INLINE DICTIONARY ! INLINE DICTIONARY ! INLINE DICTIONARY !
No body knows about it
command + shift + y adds any selected text to a sticky, I use this all the time when citing research.
Thanks for the cool post
Thanks for the last post about the sticky.
rather unexciting "features"
i use primarily a macbook for browsing and opera instead of pre-installed safari.
opera got more of those little nice details imo.
inline dictionary is not a Safari feature -- it works in any Cocoa app. Highlight any word and press cmd-ctrl-d to get the definition of the selected word.
Another awesome feature is the bookmark/history search: Do "Show All Bookmarks" (option-command-b). There's a search field in the top-right corner in the window. And it's not just looking in the URL, it searches cached page contents!
I also use "Mail Link to This Page" (shift-command-i) quite a bit. And, the "Activity" window rocks...
i seriously tried to use safari a lot ...
but i always end up going back to opera ...
i think safari needs more customization options ...
like ... i like keep my tabs on the right side ...
there is no way (that i know of) to do that in safari ...
yes... anyone knows if there is SEOQuake for Safari? or any kind of SEO plugin for safari?
Hi,
Your updated post link doesn't work.
Subcorpus: Try Saft plugin!
I will do tabs right or left and with an option to put tabs right or left of the current tab.
Thanks for the Web Inspector tip. I had no idea it was there. Very nice feature!
@Goran - I've created a great SEO user stylesheet for Safari that is a good start. Not a plugin, but better than nothing!
u r right... i didnt really used those....
but thanks for letting me know...
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