Safari For windows

Apple Safari since the day it was launched has created hype. There are so many web browsers available for windows already on the market, why would Apple Computer introduce a new one? This is a mind-boggling question isn’t it? Only time can evaluate its performance. Its new 3.1 version caught most Apple-watchers by surprise. Read more

Privacy is something on which we can’t compromise. It plays a very important role in everybody’s life. So, why can we get it while browsing? We all need to work in an environment, which is free of any kind of noise traffic, so that we can put forth our ideas freely. We also want to keep our personal ideas and views private. Thus, Apple Safari provides a solution to this by introducing private browsing. Read more

Soon after its launch the Apple Safari has become the favorite web browser of most of the Windows users. It has rapidly earned a good reputation in the web browser’s market. The reason behind its instantaneous success is its superb features. Read more

Apple Safari for windows XP is still ahead of the Mozilla’s Firefox due to its animated pop up windows. For the first time, Apple has introduced great style of presenting the pop up windows which comes out when you select any particular option from the menu bar. For example: If you click on Edit on the menu bar and select the last option i.e. Preferences, you will get a window popped out on your screen. Now the way this window has been designed is just fantastic. Read more

Day by day I am getting impressed by Safari on my Windows XP because some of its cool features like fast speed, animated pop-up windows etc. But suddenly I found some thing wrong which crashes all my thrill and excitement. Read more

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The Safari on Windows version claims to be best performing browser out there, and recent test results have only supported this case. The ACID 3 Browser Test is not a full measure of a browser’s capability, but instead places the browser under one very difficult scenario. The logic is that if the browser can handle the incredibly arduous test page, then it can likely take on any challenge. And the ACID 3 test is certainly a daunting challenge. In comparison to its predecessor, the ACID 2 test, the ACID 3 test is designed more to test how the browser processes the DOM and deals with Javascript. Read more