Restore your last browsing session in Safari
It isn’t automatic session restore, but Safari can still re-open the tabs you had open the last time you quit it.
Read moreIt isn’t automatic session restore, but Safari can still re-open the tabs you had open the last time you quit it.
Read moreA simple effect helps to enforce an important transition.
Read moreFaster browsing and working with a simple keyboard shortcut.
Read moreDelete a bookmark from Safari 4, hit Cmd-z, and the bookmark returns.
Read moreHere’s a quick shortcut for switching from Safari 4’s Top Sites view to a full-page Cover Flow view of your history.
Read moreSafari 4.0.3 on 10.6.1 will append “-#” to a duplicate download (“Item-1″, “Item-2″ etc). When the file is named with a version number as in “Application-1.2.3″, Safari will insert the “-#” between the text and the number so as not to confuse any versioning system (“Application-1-1.2.3″).
Editor’s note: Can someone check if this is a Safari [...]
If you’re ever looking through a website that you found from a Google search, but are having a hard time finding the relevant part of the page, try this:
Perform a Google search in the Safari toolbar.
Click a link in the results page.
Press Command+G.
Voilá! With one command Safari will find the first word of your search [...]
Read moreIf you try to change your homepage to Google.com, Safari 4 pushes the Google search box instead. Useful, especially since it has a keyboard shortcut.
Read moreEasily create a Dashboard widget from Safari for many of your Google Voice needs.
Read moreA much easier way to prepare files for uploading through your browser.
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