dantjie
Super Cute Member
I just discover this today while I was playing around with sneaky peak 14 that it has something it calls a "Form Editor."
What is neat about it is that when you have a multi-lined text box, much like the one I am typing in I can hit this little thingy in the upper right of it to open up this "Form Editor" to get something that looks like a TextEdit window. So what's really neat about it is that you now can treat it like any text editor, meaning you can resize the window if need be, and not be stuck in the little text field within the browser.
Plus OmniWeb 4.5 works with vtext, Verizon Wireless SMS web interface. This is one of the sites that Safari cannot do properly. I can't even type in the multi-lined text box, if I do they text gets imputed backward or mixed.
I'm keeping my eye on OmniWeb 4.5, it could be a real good alternative to Safari.
I'm attaching a snapshot of this, what I think is really cool new feature.
What is neat about it is that when you have a multi-lined text box, much like the one I am typing in I can hit this little thingy in the upper right of it to open up this "Form Editor" to get something that looks like a TextEdit window. So what's really neat about it is that you now can treat it like any text editor, meaning you can resize the window if need be, and not be stuck in the little text field within the browser.
Plus OmniWeb 4.5 works with vtext, Verizon Wireless SMS web interface. This is one of the sites that Safari cannot do properly. I can't even type in the multi-lined text box, if I do they text gets imputed backward or mixed.
I'm keeping my eye on OmniWeb 4.5, it could be a real good alternative to Safari.
I'm attaching a snapshot of this, what I think is really cool new feature.
