“Apple has made significant changes to Safari in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, introducing integration with Dashboard, smart drag and drop of tabbed windows, full text searching of your web history, and more,” Prince McLean reports for AppleInsider.
McLean covers:
• Safari’s Origins
• Inspired by HyperCard
• Weaving the Web
• Viola: HyperCard for X Window
• NCSA Mosaic
• Netscape Navigator
• Microsoft Discovers the Internet
• Netscape Crashes
• Apple’s CyberDog
• Netscape’s Mozilla Burns to the Ground
• Firefox Rises from the Ashes of Netscape
• Mozilla Pattered After Apache
• Apple Launches Safari
• Safari 3.0 on Leopard
McLean takes a look at the birth and maturity of the online web browser, as well as a look at what’s new in Safari 3.0, in the full article here.
I’ve been using the 3.0 beta since it’s release date, and it hasn’t been crash-prone for me. :shrug: