Safari 4? (1 Viewer)

[HMD]

HMD is my kind of guy.

here, Diddles, would you not have two profiles on your mac, on for McDiddleton and one for Documentary.
Then you can both sample the joys of firefox.

And Documentary can put up his best of ladyboy wallpaper, and make all manner of customisations.

I'd say on mac os you should have an admin account, an then your misc user accounts as not to be running as root all the time.
no?

Jaysus. What the fuck do I know about macs.
fuck off flashback.

switching accounts is a pain in the hole if you only need to check something that takes a second.


never really liked safari, i find it awkward

 

[Goodbye]

Aye. Miles faster refreshing etc which is only a good thing. I keep clicking my fucking bookmarks bar thinking its a bloody tab though. Still, you get a few millimeters more browser screen, which is nice.

The extra journey to the top to change tabs will take a little getting used to. Feels like its miles away.

Peace out homies

 

[CitySickness]

That tabs-on-top thing can fuck off. And I reckon it's probably a violation of their own UI guidelines.

If you want to get rid of it, type this into Terminal:
defaults write com.apple.Safari DebugSafari4TabBarIsOnTop -bool NO

 

[Anthony]

I never use tabs, never have.

 

[Diddles]

never really liked safari, i find it awkward

Hence wifey is using it

I never use tabs, never have.

I never do in Safari. They smell.

 

[Goodbye]

Tearing and dragging a tab can now only be done by clicking on the tiny triangle in the corner. A pain in the hole.

 

[the departed]

i think its a pain in your hole.

 

[plug]

I use tabs a lot; probably too much.

cmd + shift + [
cmd + shift + ]

help make life a bit easier.

 

[flashback]

ff version of above is ctrl tab to go forwards a tab,
and ctrl shift tab to go back a tab.

everyone knows about alt tab, right?
and alt shift tab.

 

[Goodbye]

i think its a pain in your hole.

Before you could click anywhere on a tab and tear it off.

 

[the departed]

Before you could click anywhere on a tab and tear it off.

here's a question, when ye lot use browsers, safari, ff etc, do ye have the window fully maximized or not? I NEVER go full screen, hence my non use of tabs.

 

[thairock]

At home I have a 12 inch PowerBook , so , yeah , I need to use tabs or Spaces or Expose ( or a combo of these ) alot .
I find it helps me be more efficient and organised .
At least until I buy a new iMac or headless with a large monitor .

 

[ann post]

eh maximized, tabs + key shortcuts are just better.

 

[ernesto]

here's a question, when ye lot use browsers, safari, ff etc, do ye have the window fully maximized or not? I NEVER go full screen, hence my non use of tabs.

never go fullscreen but always use tabs. once you get into ze sortcuts its tabtastic.

meh to S4 btw, FF3 all the wai

 

[Wilbert]

Before you could click anywhere on a tab and tear it off.

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[HMD]

never maximize, use tabs.

what's the story with using spaces, does it use much more system power? I upgraded to 10.5 at home so i might start using them.

 

[ann post]

YouTube - Everything's amazing, nobody's happy

ha

 

[Goodbye]

YouTube - Everything's amazing, nobody's happy

So the concept of "if it aint broke, don't fix it" is completely lost on you then?

 

[flashback]

never maximize, use tabs.

what's the story with using spaces, does it use much more system power? I upgraded to 10.5 at home so i might start using them.

spaces is thing that's been hanging around *nix world for ages. I use them all the time. One desktop to do your coding, with the browser open on the coding stuff there, and your terminal or whatever.
Then another desktop for fluting around on, music, myspaces all that rubbish.
Then another for your remote sessions say.

Apple seems to have naused it up somehow, its not working as neatly as I am used to.

It is very handy though. Especially on the small laptops. Eh, power, dunno. Most machines now are hugely overpowered sure.

 

[Wilbert]

So the concept of "if it aint broke, don't fix it" is completely lost on you then?

No, but the change you mentioned doesn't bother me and seems like a small complaint.