Where am I?
By Seth Rosenblatt, 6 July 2009 11:27
The big feature in Firefox 3.5 is deep support for CSS media tags, HTML5 and native support for embedded Ogg Vorbis files. This means you can watch video or stream audio without a plug-in shaking up your browser's stability. There's not a lot of it out there now but expect that to change in the next year.
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1. Malcolm
No review on Safari 4, then? It's been around for at least 3 weeks now and I get the impression that nobody at Silicon seems to have noticed. A recent comparison report showed this by only comparing Safari 3.2 when 4.0 was already available in full. One-click creation of tabs, tearing off tabs to make pages and being able to re-establish them in the tabs bar; that's all there in Safari 4. So is a 3D top sites view, CoverFlow and a grammar and spelling checker.
I also like (and use) Firefox as it's got unique and useful features too, but it's no surprise that Safari's third in the pecking order if its latest version is ignored.
Yes, I am an Apple user but I'm also an 'anything but IE user', so why not give Safari an equal share of the glory?