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Quick compare: Firefox vs Safari vs Camino - Arnaud Boudou

Arnaud Boudou — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 17:08:22 +0100

You're right. I still don't understand why I forgot to update tab management and session saving with Safari 3.0.

Thanks for the update :)

Quick compare: Firefox vs Safari vs Camino - Scott

Scott — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 14:58:23 +0100

Safari 3.0 also lets you re-order tabs. (Click and drag.)

Safari 3.0 does save session when closing browser. (When you next open Safari, go to the History menu and pick "Reopen Windows from Last Session")

I'm not too familiar with the others, but trying Firefox with some interesting extensions... and find it annoying that when saving an HTML page, it gets a cryptic name, whereas Safari gives it the name you would expect.

“Auto locale” plugin for Dotclear 2 - Rumeurs

Rumeurs — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:56:53 +0200

je tenais juste à te ire que j'aime beaucoup l'esprit de tob blog ;)

Wiktionary Widget for Dashboard - tomer

tomer — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 20:05:57 +0200

want to search wiktionary with autocomplete suggestions?

www.qwiktionary.com

Wiktionary Widget for Dashboard - Arnaud Boudou

Arnaud Boudou — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 15:09:54 +0200

Look into “Main.js” for “load()” function. You'll get at the beginning of this function some code beginning with “//ugly hack to disable search history for Safari 3 Beta users” and ending with “//end Safari 3 stuff”.

The goal it to build the search field without history feature on Safari 3 because of a WebKit bug.

You will find the “wdgtSearchInputDiv” div element where the search field is built into “wiki.html” file.

Wiktionary Widget for Dashboard - yann

yann — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 15:01:02 +0200

hey,
can you tell me what you needed to change in your lastest wiki widget version in order to make it run with safari 3?

cheers, yann

Quick compare: Firefox vs Safari vs Camino - Arnaud Boudou

Arnaud Boudou — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 20:37:24 +0200

Ooops, I have answered too quickly :)

Quick compare: Firefox vs Safari vs Camino - Arnaud Boudou

Arnaud Boudou — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 20:36:28 +0200

With Camino I don't have the Cocoa “Spelling…” menu. This browser implements the system spellchecker, but uses its own way. That's why I have to change system international settings if I want to change its spellchecker language.

Quick compare: Firefox vs Safari vs Camino - Madsnail

Madsnail — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 20:34:18 +0200

Ooops, I had read your post a bit too quickly, this is exactly what you were saying.
Please disregard my previous comment.

Quick compare: Firefox vs Safari vs Camino - Madsnail

Madsnail — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 20:31:54 +0200

Concerning the spellcheck in Safari, it uses the Mac OS X spellcheck that is available to all Cocoa applications (so it is not specific to Safari, Camino uses the same since it is also a Cocoa app), and that is multilingual. Place your cursor in a textbox, right-click and choose Spelling... to bring up the spellcheck panel, then select the language you want from the Dictionary pulldown menu. Please note that you don't need to restart anything.
Firefox on the other hand, since it is not a Cocoa application, uses its own small spellchecking engine that you actually have to add seperately.

ROT13 [de|en]code Widget : ROT13 decoding for your Dashboard - Widgetop Development Team

Widgetop Development Team — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 11:38:36 +0200

Hi Arnaud,

We are just launching our new web site: www.widgetop.com - 'Widgetop'
which is a web desktop that is able to run Apple dashboard widgets online
in a browser. Currently we support Firefox, Safari, Camino, Sea Monkey, Netscape 8 and all
browsers that support Gecko web core (20051201+ versions).

Since your Rot13 widget license is freeware we tested it out on Widgetop and it
worked very well. We liked your widget and so want to have it hosted for
our launch where other developers and some end users can test Widgetop
when they first login.

We created an account for you so that you can login and see what on our
web desktop and so you can manage your widget further and post update to
it if you want to. Please send us an email to get your login details.

You have a developer account so you can further manage your widget if you
want to. Please click on our developer tab and then the 'Widget Submit'
link to enable you to upload or change change any of the details already
stored in the Widgetop catalog.

All widgets get tested before they are deployed onto the live server.

You can also put a quick add button on your web site to launch your
widgets on Widgetop desktop automatically:

   <img src="[http://www.widgetop.com/images/AddToWidgetop.png]" alt="Add to Widgetop" style="border: 0px">

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If you notice any bugs/problems or have any technical questions or want to
make any suggestions or just a comment we would be happy to respond
promptly.

Best Regards
Widgetop development team.