There is a major bug in Safari. I posted this in the Safari thread, but I want to make sure everyone sees it. Apple has posted a new version (v51) of the browser, which I suspect has a fix in it, but they don't say. Here's a link:

http://www.macnn.com/news.php?id=18021

apple-shmapple i want a pc i live in this small country " Estonia " of wich nobody knows of... its so small,full of dog**** and very cold winters and also looooots of criminal activity,and you woont fint a humdred out of a million-people who live here who know the word "macintosh" and 40-50 people who own a Mac
,estonia is like half of Moscow,very poor and like this language here is soo ugly like "tere påevast minu nimi on paks pers ja ja"u woont find a mac game in a billion stores smal or big...
i wanna go to russia or norway or america or cannada or whatever whereever....

Originally posted by Inventor_of_Mac

i wanna go to russia or norway or america or cannada or whatever whereever.... [/B]

good luck if you want to go to USA, the border are nearly closed...

That's right, folks! While there aren't any dire warnings about the last version, Today (February 12, '03), Apple has released a new version that's supposedly faster, more stable, and able leap odd standards in a single bound.

I'm trying it on now. What do you think? Do I look fat in this browser? :D

...Butt seriously, so far so good.

Got it, thanks. :)

The new version now works with many sites I used to go but didn't work with v51

This one looks like it's even faster. :goodjob:

Originally posted by Inventor_of_Mac
i wanna go to russia or norway or america or cannada or whatever whereever....

Then come in Canada! A wonderful country with "large" immigration standards. 3rd best country in the world arter, I think, Norway & Sweden.

As for the coooold winters, there's nothing much different from NE Europe: -20 (-4 °F) to -25 °C (-13°F) in January and February, -30 (-22 °F) to -40 (-40 °F too) if you count wind and humidity factor, much snow…

But soo beautiful.

Sorry, very off-topic, but it matched too well with my nickname.

Come to Russia it is has almost the same climate as Estonia and it is very beautiful.

only thing I don't like about Safari is the fact you can't save framed preferences as home page, it will always go to default

Have they implemented a nice easy cookie manager a la Mozilla yet? I don't use Camaro or Chevette or whatever because the cookie manager isn't the same.

I like to choose while I surf which cookies get through and which ones don't, and then if I change my mind click on tools - cookie manager - unblock cookies from this site. No looking through a list of blocked sites for the one I'm looking for.

If one of these others added that I'd drop Mozilla in a sec!

PsiNorm

I like mozilla the way they setup their mail and the password management/tabbed browser. I stopped using it because it made any classic apps that I had open flicker and it was annoying. and we're talking about a g4 eMac with 384 megs of ram.