Posts Tagged ‘safari pros and cons’

This list was posted over at aslamp.

Pro’s 

• Highlighted textarea/input
• Speed
• Softing and smoothing of fonts
• No borders on edges
• Import of bookmarks
• Bookmark organizer
• Dragging of tabs into new windows
• Dragging of links into new tabs
• Adding bookmarks is easy
• Resizable textareas
• Bold is Bold

Cons

• Dragging bookmarks into new tabs deletes them
• Middle clicking bookmarks don’t open them
• Middle clicking tabs doesn’t close them
• Close button is on left side
• No status bar at bottom
• No setting for showing tabs when only one is open
• No hover label for buttons at top
• Right clicking sets off “onClick” javascript
• No integration of plugins
• Bookmark manager opens in the current tab
• No middle-click-drag scrolling

This list was posted over at aslamp.
Pro’s 

Highlighted textarea/input
Speed
Softing and smoothing of fonts
No borders on edges
Import of bookmarks
Bookmark organizer
Dragging of tabs into new windows
Dragging of links into new tabs
Adding bookmarks is easy
Resizable textareas
Bold is Bold

Cons

Dragging bookmarks into new tabs deletes them
Middle clicking bookmarks don’t open them
Middle clicking tabs doesn’t close them
Close button is on left side
No […]

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