Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 28th Feb 2009 11:47 UTC
Apple A few days ago, Apple surprised everyone by releasing the first beta of Safari 4, the company's latest version of their WebKit browser. While I generally love Safari on the Mac (my browser of choice on that side of the fence), I've never felt as comfortable with it on the Windows side of things. In any case, this latest beta has made a very bold move in the interface department, and I'm sad to say that it's not for the better. Let me explain where it went wrong for Apple.
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RE: Safari 4
by o0OSABO0o on Sun 1st Mar 2009 05:39 UTC in reply to "Safari 4"
o0OSABO0o
Member since:
2008-04-29


P.S. Have you tried dragging a tab towards the middle of the screen? Check it out ;)



OK, OSGuy, I'll bite. What is suppose to happen with I drag a tab to the middle of the screen?

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RE[2]: Safari 4
by Liquidator on Sun 1st Mar 2009 07:24 in reply to "RE: Safari 4"
Liquidator Member since:
2007-03-04

The tab should slide in front of others. This is at least what happens in other browsers.

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RE[3]: Safari 4
by tyrione on Sun 1st Mar 2009 08:46 in reply to "RE[2]: Safari 4"
tyrione Member since:
2005-11-21

The tab should slide in front of others. This is at least what happens in other browsers.


Says who? Who ordained this behavior as sacred?

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