20030118 Saturday January 18, 2003

Safari has Tabs? I found this nugget of information from James Duncan Davidson's blog tonight:

The big fuss since Safari was released has been the lack of tabbed browsing. I've been wanting it as well, but I've had this nagging suspicion that there may be a better way to do it. D'Arcy Norman appears to have stumbled into it. Take a look. (found via 0xdecafbad)

The screenshot from the post might inspire one to revisit using Safari over Chimera. However, if you've got a piece of #@#$! PowerBook like me, where Safari, Mail and Finder all quit are startup - it's just a hopeless dream. I'm afraid to call Apple Support b/c I doubt they can help and a re-install probably won't help either - unless I do a clean slate install. Sorry Apple, you've made it harder - not easier. It's probably a missing friggen font or something.

NOTE: The screenshot is NOT a current feature of Safari - just a mockup of how tabs might be done. Posted in Mac OS X at Jan 18 2003, 10:23:47 PM MST 1 Comment

Comments:

So now you have one side for bookmarks and the other side for open pages and have no room in the middle for the actual page...

Posted by TN on February 12, 2003 at 04:27 PM MST #

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