Safari with Tabs (v62 - v71)
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It's driving me crazy !! 
Arden
Where mah "any" keys at?
I think I'm going to expand my list of suggested changes to Mac OS X (see my signature) to include applications included therein, including Safari. Check it out and give your feedback.
I think any browser that uses tabs should have an option to automatically open any window in a new tab, rather than just certain windows. I like tabs and I would like to be able to surf without multiple windows opening up all the time, when only certain windows open in tabs.
I think any browser that uses tabs should have an option to automatically open any window in a new tab, rather than just certain windows. I like tabs and I would like to be able to surf without multiple windows opening up all the time, when only certain windows open in tabs.
gwynarion
I stole the Sun
Some of my text shows up in primary green (I'm assuming text on pages where the designer didn't specify a text colour), and it's really irritating. I had a look at the style sheet that is listed in the preferences and couldn't find anything in there that seemed to control this. I'd love to correct it, if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks.
gwynarion
I stole the Sun
I completely agree with the reasons David Hyatt puts forward for the order in which (and placement of) tabs open. I think it makes perfect sense. That said, I wish that I could drag a tab to reorder them. For instance I now have tabs at the opposite end of the bar that are related. They are widely separated because I opened them at different times, but they both go to the same site (different pages) and I'd like to be able to put them togather. That's my opinion, at any rate. What do others think?
Arden
Where mah "any" keys at?
In the stylesheet, look for the tag "body {...}" or enter it yourself, and between the brackets enter "color: black;". You should have a tag saying
Code:
"body {...
color: black;
...}"
evildan
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okay, I will be the first to admit it, I take back everything bad I ever said about tabbed browsing. I'm happy to have it as a feature. I don't know if I will 100% convert, but for development, it's nice to have both my test page and final published page in the same window. It makes it very easy to toggle between the two, to witness minute changes in alignment, etc.
I can't say I'm very happy about the lost vertical space, but that can easily be gained back by learning the quick-keys, "command+b", which will toggle the bookmark row. By doing this it just about makes up for the space the tabs require.
And minimizing the address bar (command+|) works out well, if you can train yourself to type "command+L" before you type your address. Or "command+T" then "command+L".
Below is a screen shot to a very minimized browser window, which is great for my laptop.
I can't say I'm very happy about the lost vertical space, but that can easily be gained back by learning the quick-keys, "command+b", which will toggle the bookmark row. By doing this it just about makes up for the space the tabs require.
And minimizing the address bar (command+|) works out well, if you can train yourself to type "command+L" before you type your address. Or "command+T" then "command+L".
Below is a screen shot to a very minimized browser window, which is great for my laptop.
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the problem for me is that the total window vertical size doesn't stay. so basically, you don't win anything when minimizing the location and bookmark bar as you do in IE or OmniWeb... Cmd-L should, for example, only create an overlay, it should shrink the content window by the amount the location bar needs - and only for the short moment you actually need it...
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