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So does this mean that Safari will finally support the Flash extension?

(jk)

Please let this rumor be true.

I like Safari (mainly for mobileme bookmark sync etc) but I've always wished you could customize it like Firefox.

Whatever Gruber says, I believe.

May 25, 10 - 05:42 pm Comment from: RicMac

This is 90% likely but won't get a mention at WWDC. In usual fashion it will simply be on a software update.

They need to release a 64 bit iTunes version already. Sheesh, what's the hold up?

What´s about a all new version of Safari 5 including features from latest Webkit nightly builds + basic support for WebKit2.
And the most important thing would be fullscreen support for HTML 5 videos in Safari for MacOS as well as in Safari for Windows 32/64.

Safari and iTunes should be integrated in one program.

"Whatever Gruber says, I believe."

He didn't say anything. It's just a question. In fact, it sounds like he has absolutely nothing to go by, he was just stating that Safari is a friggin' joke compared to Chrome.

Actually i just got word that they will be opening up the appletv to developers.

May 25, 10 - 06:52 pm Comment from: macslut

@Frobots,

That's the worst idea I've heard in a very long time, and I just finished a review of the Dell Streak, so there you go.

Ok, then move iTunes to the cloud. I don't want a separated program just to access a store.

Apple doesn't do "a separated program just to access a store."

May 25, 10 - 07:42 pm Comment from: grep|

"You got it MacGruber!"

Extensions are useless like titts on a bull.
If you want that crap, go use the FoxFire.

What's your next grand prediction... skins for Safari?

Naw, Safari 5 will be a new kind of experience, only Apple approved sites, no flash, a new feature called JobsScript.

This may sound like a stupid question, but someone give me list of all those extensions that i am apparently missing.

Not intending sarcasm, just asking.

May 25, 10 - 10:57 pm Comment from: GAG

@kenh,

Exactly.

@kenh

OK, I'll bite. Firebug. Much more intuitive than Safari's inspector for us web developer types. But I grant you, beyond that one, there's no other plugin I want.

Ask a Firefox user.

May 26, 10 - 02:53 am Comment from: jimjolise

Hey everyone, apple done it really well.

http://www.wellnessstarts.com/acai-ultra-lean-review.html

I hope so. My Safari has been playing up recently. It has become slow and unresponsive, even after I clear the history etc. I am thinking of moving to Google Chrome, when it is out of beta.

May 26, 10 - 05:21 am Comment from: JAYGEE

Scratch that. Google Chrome for Mac & Linux came out of beta, so I am texting it for a week, so see how it works.

May 26, 10 - 07:44 am Comment from: Cubert

RicMac,
No. It will be mentioned during the WWDC keynote.

May 26, 10 - 07:51 am Comment from: TigerCliff

The average consumer - the vast majority that Apple targets now in the iPhone space - does not know or care what this is.

It could happen but it's very unlikely. An update to Safari, yes, that'd be good. Apple wants things simple and powerful.

May 26, 10 - 09:22 am Comment from: Mr. Reeee

@jaygee

Run Cocktail or Onyx every couple of weeks to clear out all the accumulated crud.

FireFox Extensions in Safari? Maybe.
It's FireFox UGLY I can't seem to overlook!

May 26, 10 - 09:26 am Comment from: Mr. Reeee

If you want to try a nice iPad browser, check out Atomic Browser.

Firefox extensions that are invaluable to me:

pera-perakun ( Amazing if you're learning Japanese / Chinese / Korean )
Firebug (Best. Ever)
YSlow ( Good extension )
Adblock ( No Popups/popunders/ ads )
FireCookie ( Cookie manager for Firebug )
Delicious ( If you use it, it's useful )

Firebug vs the WebKit Inspector?

Personally I prefer the WebKit Inspector. Not the version that comes wit Safari mind you, the one that's in the webkit nightlies. The reality is though that they're much of a muchness - they both have essentially the same features, so the difference is mainly just down to the UI.

May 26, 10 - 03:09 pm Comment from: wleddy

@kenh

For me:
adblock
flashblock
noscript
ghostery
session manager