Hello Jane and List,
Just a little update before I install Safari 2.
As I mentioned before, I am having a problem with sluggish browsing.
And I don't mean from slow servers, I mean it appears to be local.
Well, I remembered that in Tiger at one point the discussion was
regarding similar problems. And at that time, someone mentioned to
Hide all. So after launching Safari, I pressed Command Option H and
what do you know. Now safari runs like greased lightning. So for now,
I'll just make sure I always hide all as soon as I launch Safari. I
downloaded Safari 2.4 and will install it if I have other problems to
explore this further.
Dan
On Nov 4, 2007, at 5:38 PM, Jane Lee wrote:
I'm assuming what you want to do is to compare Webkit versions
rendering pages? Or is the application itself you want to compare?
Here's what you're probably looking for though:
http://michelf.com/projects/multi-safari/
The idea is to have a self-contained Safari using its own version of
Webkit, but if I remember correctly, they're going to be using the
same bookmarks and cookies and what have you, so if you have anything
particularly important you absolutely need, make sure to make a backup
of the Safari folder in the Library folder in your User folder (or
/Users/yourname/Library/Safari).
cheers,
jane
On 11/4/07, Dan Keys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I was looking on the Apple site to see if Safari 2 is still
available.
But I didn't find it.
Does anyone know if it is available? And if it is, will I have any
conflicts between Safari 3 and the older Safari 2?
I want to use it as a comparison to Safari 3.
Thanks.
Dan
