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more about #safari Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: Jenny, I got your number... #browserballot more » Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Seriously now? What's next? Crawling back to momma's womb? #browserballot more » Heliophage: Just have the browsers presented in a circle. Better yet, a circle that rotates, so any future complaints about Firefox not getting a dominant positio... more » appletoad: is running iPhone OS 4.0 beta: What a whiny bitch. If people want firefox for its features and ease of use, they will click on it. If they want IE because they don't know any better... more » UnderLoK: Since Opera started all of this I would guess the only reason we haven't heard anything from them yet is because they are still drafting up a response... more » 2 replies by: I love FF (keywords + xmarks FTW), but seriously Boriss wouldn't be bitching if Firefox were first in the list. Just seems a tad hypocritical. #browse... more » The Lab: and that's why it sucks to work as a company shill. She probably knew her points were BS as she was making them. #browserballot more » nutbastard: i think it's absurd that anyone would select a browser based on an arbitrary ordering. does she think we're retarded? people who would choose IE prob... more » Ryanraven: Is this list in order of developer? sorted alphabetically? I think that's fare enough. I mean IE doesn't have flashing lights on it or anything #brows... more » jetRink: Microsoft should just take a representative from each browser out for Happy Meals. Whoever yells shotgun first on the way back to the van gets first ... more » Kaiser-Machead: Because it's been proven by Internet science that people who like a certain thing will be more prone to select something else if it's first on the lis... more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Actually, their complaint and concern IS a very valid one. [www.ted.com] Without more information to base your decision, you're going to accept the ... more » planetarian: I can see this will be asked quite a bit here, so I'll repost this for anyone wondering or confused by the source page. What this test measures: The... more » anexanhume: Yeah, some are born to a smoking mother who just can't leave abusive Jed because he really loves her, shielding him from projectile moldy hot dog buns... more » MarcusMaximus: So what are the tests measuring? It doesn't make any sense for them to be just measuring the "goodness". Is it speed? Features? Ah, so after followin... more » dallasmay: By the way, where can I get that MAXIMUM browser! That thing looks awesome! more » Gators15: IE8 may save a few minutes of battery, but I'll keep my WebKit based browser, thank you. more » jdale: Isn't Safari based on WebKit? And isn't WebKit the basis for a lot of mobile device browsers? Seems interesting if the browser core that is used in mo... more » HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: Yet another reason to use Adblock. I'm curious, though; how would Seamonkey fare? more » Rockopotamus: I have been, unfortunately, using Safari 4 for a while now, but this officially confirmed my switch back to Firefox (for about the fifth time). Also, ... more » -
#browserwars
Mozilla Whines About Apple Being First in Microsoft's Web Browser Ballot Screen
After getting cornered by the European Union, Microsoft offered a reasonable solution to the web browser monopoly dilemma: Let users choose whatever browser they want. Now, the developers of Firefox are whining about who's first in the web setup screen. More » -
#browsers
All WebKit Browsers Are Not Created Equal
It's behind some of the best desktop browsers, and all of the great mobile ones. But just because a company says they're using WebKit, the open source website rendering engine, doesn't guarantee an awesome browser. More » -
#software
Is Your Browser Stealing Precious Battery Life?
People try so hard to extend laptop battery life—going blind staring at dimmed screens, developing repetitive stress injuries by ditching mice—that they can miss the obvious. Like browser choice, which apparently have a huge impact on battery life. More » -
#browsers
Google Chromium on Mac Kicks Every Other Mac Browser's Ass
Google Chromium 4.0, the pre-alpha version of Chrome, may still be buggy and crashy as all hell, but it's also incredibly fast, according to benchmarks: 34% faster than Safari, for one, and more than twice as fast as Firefox. More » -
#iphone
Enable Tethering On Your iPhone 3G and 3GS With Only Safari (MMS, VV Fix)
Here's an extremely easy way to enable tethering on your iPhone 3G and 3GS (even on AT&T!) by just visiting a site on your iPhone's Safari. No jailbreaking needed. Here's where you go: More » -
#apple
Safari 4 Available Now, Dubbed "World's Fastest Browser"
Apple has introduced the final version of Safari 4, referring to it as the "fastest browser on any platform." It is available now for OSX and Windows. More » -
#browsers
Safari Cracked in Seconds at Pwn2Own Hacking Competition
At the annual Pwn2Own competition, where hackers compete to crack software as fast as possible so you don't sleep at night, browsers were on the first day's menu. And Safari went down in seconds. More » -
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#browsers
OmniWeb Mac Browser Finally Released For Free
Old, grizzled veterans of the browser wars (Blood! Honor! W3C Standards!) will remember OmniWeb, an expensive, Mac-only überbrowser that always seemed to be slightly ahead of everyone else. Well, it's free now. More » -
#safari4
Safari 4 First Impressions
We've spent a little bit of time checking out Safari 4 Beta on both Windows and Mac, and here's what we like (and don't like) so far:
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#safari4
Apple Safari 4 Beta Available Now: Top Sites, Cover Flow and Nitro
You can download Safari 4 Beta right now. It's got a new Javascript engine—called Nitro—that 4.2x faster than Safari 3. Feature-wise, it pulls a lot from Chrome and Firefox it looks like: More » -
#goodtimes
LaserPup: Use the iPhone To Shoot Lasers at Your Dog
Are you tired of shooting lasers at your dog the old fashioned way? I know I am. Thanks to this DIY project called LaserPup, you can annoy your pooch with the power of the iPhone! More » -
#gps
Lowrance Endura Touchscreen GPS Takes Any Map on Land and Sea
Lowrance isn't big in the automotive GPS business, but if you're a boater, you know them. Yesterday they launched the Endura Sierra, Safari and Outback: Sturdy, touchscreen handhelds that take outdoor maps of all kinds. More » -
#security
Virtual Keyboard Confounds Key-logging Bosses, Criminals, and Spouses
If you're browsing the web at work or just somewhere insecure, the prospect of key-logging may keep you from typing passwords and/or expletives. This Greasemonkey-compatible script brings up a virtual keyboard for mouseclick typing. More » -
#iphone
Safari+ Adds Desktop Functions Like Text Searching to Mobile Safari
This is hot. Safari+ seamlessly adds a whole bunch of useful desktop-like features—text searching, translation, speed-scrolling and more—to Mobile Safari through the magic of Javascript bookmarkets. [Safari+ via Lifehacker] -
#iphone
Hands On: Pastebud Copy and Paste Trick For iPhone's Safari and Mail
Pastebud—the Javascript-based copy and paste framework that lets you move text from Safari to an email or a form on a web page—is the cleverest solution yet, but still doesn't quite hit the mark. More » -
#apple
iPhone 2.2 Mobile Safari Redesign Is Subtle, Logical
From an alleged leaked shot of iPhone firmware 2.2, we see that Apple has tweaked the browser ever so slightly (old version left, new version right). The Google search magnifying glass icon is gone in favor of a separate Google search bar (similar to Safari desktop). Technically it won't save any button presses over the old version, but Luddites will be less likely to type "Google.com" into the address bar with every search. The price for this fancy design? The refresh button is shrunk into the address bar. [iPhone Atlas via Wired]
