Safari – a host of neat touches underneath the hood: Part 2

This Post is a sequel to Safari – a host of neat touches underneath the hood: Part 1
We are taking a rather drawn on, critical look at what is underneath the hood of the newly launched Safari V 3.1 Browser (now also made available for windows users). One of the nifty options provided within the browser was the “Snap-back”. Click once and you are back to the original results page or the original page where you started browsing – you’ll appreciate this one because I would spend a good 3-5 minutes just hitting on the back button to reach the place where I started from. Add ‘private browsing’ and for once you can escape the watchful eyes and hyper sharp ears of the Internet.

Guess what? You still need to have software installed to chat on Gmail; not all pages are view-worthy when displayed on the Safari and there seem to be a lot of work left for the Safari Teams from Apple to get back to work on.

The glitches are still being reported and that should be a given since it is still new (although it shouldn’t be happening after the beta label is off!)