hackint0sh
03-25-2008, 09:10 PM
News via apple.com :
In awarding Safari 3.1 for Windows a four (out of five) star rating, Michael Muchmore (pcmag.com) indicates that in addition to being able to resize its window from any edge, a slew of new improvements, some unique features, impressive speed, and future-looking standards support makes it a worthy browsing partner. It gets flying colors for complience with HTML and CSS standards, kudos for color accuracy, raves for speed and memory tests, and a thumbs up for stability: in a couple of days use of the new browser, I wasnt able to crash it once in Windows XP SP2, Vista, or Mac OS X Leopard.
More... (http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2704,2278136,00.asp)
In awarding Safari 3.1 for Windows a four (out of five) star rating, Michael Muchmore (pcmag.com) indicates that in addition to being able to resize its window from any edge, a slew of new improvements, some unique features, impressive speed, and future-looking standards support makes it a worthy browsing partner. It gets flying colors for complience with HTML and CSS standards, kudos for color accuracy, raves for speed and memory tests, and a thumbs up for stability: in a couple of days use of the new browser, I wasnt able to crash it once in Windows XP SP2, Vista, or Mac OS X Leopard.
More... (http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2704,2278136,00.asp)