Safari is the default browser on OS X. The new version Apple Safari 4.0 is presented by Apple as the web browser faster and faster than Firefox, Opera or Camino. Safari is light and reliable and fully developed.Safari is also described as a navigation tool for aesthetic and intelligent.
The new engine Nitro internal Safari allows the browser to display even more enhanced performance. This is true not only for displaying web pages but also for the execution of JavaScript code (8 times faster than Internet Explorer 8 and 3 times faster than Firefox, according to the main performance tests).
Key features of Safari:
- The ability to archive a web page. Simply go to the menu File / Save As and save your web page to Web Archive. The entire page content (text, images, photos etc. ..) will be listed here in this archive!
- Safari can read RSS.Many Web sites and personal blogs offer headlines and article summaries in the form of news feed, using a technology called RSS. Safari allows you to use these feeds and view them grouped, so you can quickly find all the articles that interest you from across the Web. Safari is compatible with all Internet RSS .
- If you go to a website with an RSS feed, Safari will notify you by displaying an icon RSS in the address bar. Click it and Safari automatically displays the feed in the browser window.When Safari encounters a RSS feed, it displays the title and a summary of the article directly in the browser window. To read an article in, simply click on the title or the summary to go to the web page source.
- Safari has a slider that allows you to customize the length of summaries displayed. It also provides commands for sorting and filtering items by date, title and source.
- You can also save the RSS feed bookmark in order to be able to come back. Safari notifies you when your feeds added bookmarks are updated with new items, so you can receive updates without having constantly updating the sites. If you like the new travel simultaneously to all your favorite sites, Safari allows you to easily combine the flows. You can create a folder collecting RSS feeds most viewed from a specific window, then go through all the sites in a page layout very clear.
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Under Leopard Mail manages RSS feeds and sharing the calculation of unread feeds with Safari.Your reading list is always synchronized.- Ability to search through its collection of bookmarks (if you practice a lot of bookmarks!)
- Ability to send email directly from a URL or web page! (Menu File / Send )
- Viewing PDF pages directly in Safari, without resorting to a plug-in PDF.
Indeed, the new PDF controls in Safari allows you to zoom in a PDF file, save it or open a thumbnail directly from the browser- Possibility to surf with security ( Safari menu / Browsing Privacy). You can set no prof to trace your work on the Mac with (history, cookies, caches). Useful if you surf from a Mac that is not yours!
- Ability to activate the function of Parental Control, you define the sites where your children can go with the Parental Control .
- Ability to save a picture from the web directly in iPhoto.
- A search function is very interesting. When you are on a web page,use Apple + F ( cmd + F if you have an aluminum keyboard) or go to the Edit / Search / Search.A bar will display just below the bookmarks bar.Type a word into the search box, safari then display the number of times the word has been found on this web page,highlight while darkening the rest of the page. Very useful to identify an item in a web page.
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