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The Safari Tidy plugin is a small plugin that lets you validate the webpages you browse for (x)html compliance. The actual validation is done by Tidy and the W3C validator. This plugin was initially modeled after a similar plugin for Firefox, which can be found here.
In this article I’d like to talk more about unload event handlers, why they prevent pages from going into the Page Cache, and what can be done to make things better.
This is the first of two posts that will center around a modern browser engine feature that doesn’t usually get a lot of press: The Page Cache.
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The short version of this is pretty easy to see, all of the browsers except for Firefox will use at least 2 packets for an XHR done over HTTP POST. When I saw that Safari sent 2 packets I figured that Chrome would as well, but I tested it anyway just to make sure.
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SafariSource is a SIMBL plugin that adds syntax coloring to Safari's source view
Xmarks est un add-in pour Firefox, IE et Safari qui vous permettra de synchroniser vos bookmarks et vos mots de passe entre vos ordinateurs. Vous pourrez aussi synchroniser ces derniers sur votre propre serveur.
Tour d'horizon de quelques outils permettant de mettre à l'épreuve les capacités d'affichage d'un site Web sur les principaux navigateurs.
How much do you love Tabs ? Anyone who experienced Tab browsering could not imagine for one second having to go back to a single-page windows surfing. How much do you love Apple Exposé - the feature that displays all open windows in a quick and clear way so you can access what you need in a snap? TabExposé is a Safari add-on that enables you to view all open tabs in Safari the same way Exposé displays all open windows on your Desktop.
Inquisitor... speeds up your searches like no other. Start typing and websites appear instantly, along with suggestions to help refine your search. Inquisitor understands you, learning and tailoring your results as you search. You can also add more search engines with customized keyboard shortcuts. Inquisitor is fast, smart, flexible... and free!
defaults write com.apple.Safari DebugSafari4TabBarIsOnTop -bool NO
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Proving itself a staggering 42 times faster at rendering JavaScript than IE 7, our benchmarks confirm Apple's Safari 4 browser, released in beta today, is the fastest browser on the planet. In fact, it beat Google's Chrome, Firefox 3, Opera 9.6 and even Mozilla's developmental Minefield browser.
]]>The current spec is to nerdy written to be understandable by most authors. If the WAHTWG does really care about HTML 5 either the spec needs to be changed (i believe its possible, but don’t now if its a good idea regarding overhead) or they need to create 2 documents, one for authors, one for implementers.
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GlimmerBlocker is implemented as an http proxy, so the stability of Safari isn't compromised because it doesn't use any hacks. It is even compatible with all other browsers.
Safari's inspector has been redesigned a few months ago, but I didn't notice this. It looks pretty and rather efficient, I am gonna give it a try on our next project.
La syntaxe est pas mal, assez clean mais peut-être un peu verbose. En tous cas oui, ça à l'air plus facile à maintenir que du JS.