[andyjoneski]

after trying it for a few days it seems pretty fine... might also say it was Safari like :P haha, but there are just the little things that im not keen on yet, like the top bar not loading blue any more, unless mine was being funny. And i would like to see them put in a function which allowed the user to add to the main page what they like instead of most visited !

other than that it looks pretty sweet and runs pretty fast and smooth !

[owais123]

wow, after this post i downloaded it and cant be more happy! safari 4 is awesome! =]

[playful_cyanide]

Originally Posted by A.T

Meh, I've tried Firefox and Safari but always end up using Internet Explorer.

really? Do you know how insecure IE is?

also, looks a bit like Chrome, w/ the top tabs and recently visited pages...

[imode]

Originally Posted by playful_cyanide

really? Do you know how insecure IE is?

also, looks a bit like Chrome, w/ the top tabs and recently visited pages...

No surprise since they are both based on open source WebKit. The javascript engines are different.

[iGuy]

Originally Posted by bteamer

(and for anyone who knows about the rm -rf / story, i am CHECKING THIS COMMAND ON GOOGLE)

Hopefully you've found out they are safe & do exactly what they should do by now my friend.

Another thing I've recently found out.... on the "Top Sites" (which is now my homepage and obviously includes MMI) the stars in the top right hand corner of the "links" mean that the site has been up-dated since you last visited.

Bah, bah, bah, bah..... I'm loving it!

[tsatryan]

When you enter the commands to allow the blue progress bar to return, you also lose the refresh button... any solution?

[kkiran]

On a mac : it is good but why is a new link opened in a new window, irritating, reported the same to Apple... when will they get it?

[danramos]

Originally Posted by Grassmasta

I already posted on "how to get topsites as your homepage", either open top sites and in your preferences click "set to current page", or just make your homepage "topsites:///"

I read your post but it seems that it doesn't apply to safari for windows. This is the message I get if I put topsites:/// in the url.
Safari can’t open “topsites:///” because Microsoft Windows doesn’t recognize Internet addresses starting with “topsites:”.

[alvareo]

Originally Posted by danramos

I read your post but it seems that it doesn't apply to safari for windows. This is the message I get if I put topsites:/// in the url.
Safari can’t open “topsites:///” because Microsoft Windows doesn’t recognize Internet addresses starting with “topsites:”.

Preferences->New windows open with:->and in the drop-down menu select Top Sites.

Hope it helps.

One thing: In the second update says we have to go to %APPDATA%\Apple Computer\Safari and then edit Preferences.plist, but I can't locate that file. Any suggestions?

Oh by the way, I think the things copied from Chrome are SO shameless that I bet Apple asked Google for permission.

[Joma2007]

is this for Ipod o.O ?

[Napoleon_PhoneApart]

Safari 4 Beta is for desktop Macs and PCs (or laptops).