cloudymind SG i tried it. you can use private browsing under dunno which drop down menu, then the browser wont keep any history, cache on whatever you're surfing, probably deleting it when its closed. still sticking to firefox, which is feel is still faster lol.
Y_Shun SG The crashing I believe is bookmarks? I am very lucky not to meet that kind of problems. @mayi: Opera loads fast for me, even if it is images, infact I think IE and FF slower... I personally think Safari load tabs very slowly...
sermodabian SG The interface is very clean and nice, and doesnt have the windows top part. But firefox is still the best. Coz the fonts on Safari is kinda weird. And firefox loads all my previous tabs. Not as intuitive as I expected.
Y_Shun SG "David Maynor, infamous for the Apple Wi-Fi hack, has discovered bugs in the Windows version of Safari mere hours after it was released. He notes in the blog that his company does not report vulnerabilities to Apple. His claimed catch for 'an afternoon of idle futzing': 4 DoS bugs and 2 remote execution vulnerabilities. "Link: http://erratasec.blogspot.com/2007/06/niiiice.html Apple tio pwn deep deep.
^tamago^ SG actually they want developers to start testing out their web apps on safari for compatibility issues, because this will ultimately affect how the web will render for the iPhone.
^tamago^ SG OS X user. now you can adjust the textarea but it does not save this preference. but but but, the buttons no longer have a mac feel to them, some have turned into Firefox or Windows-type rectangular boxes. rendering is not significantly faster too.
hiphop2009 SG feedback: erm, lags system down (when i dun plug in ac power into my notebook (which means dat processor speed cuts half)). graphic and interface is nice, but, nt fast though (in my opinon) requires 256 RAM to run?? (stated in the system requirement). bet muz be quite RAM sucking??. hmm....
