Safari 4 Beta
Suddenly, Safari 4 beta for Windows and Mac has been released.
The new version is changed very seriously. Firstly, inside there is now a new JS engine, comparable in speed to Google Chrome (so that inside two browsers have the same display engines and very similar - at least in terms of speed - scripting engines).
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Secondly, Apple was not afraid to borrow successful interface solutions from Google Chrome and completely redesigned the look of the browser. Dangling tabs on top, a narrow socket that does not interfere with the display of the page - it all looks good.
For the speed dial mode, Apple made its beautiful solution with 12 tabs:
History can be scrolled like album art in iTunes - in Cover Flow mode.
Safari for Windows now looks and renders fonts as a normal Windows application, very organic.
Safari also includes a great developer inspector.
There is also something unpleasant: for example, Safari's address bar does not know how to search through the middle of the URL (although, for example, in Firefox and Chrome, I really love this feature). There is still time to improve.
It’s not a fact that everyone will like the new browser, but this is very good news for the ecosystem.
The new version is changed very seriously. Firstly, inside there is now a new JS engine, comparable in speed to Google Chrome (so that inside two browsers have the same display engines and very similar - at least in terms of speed - scripting engines).
')
Secondly, Apple was not afraid to borrow successful interface solutions from Google Chrome and completely redesigned the look of the browser. Dangling tabs on top, a narrow socket that does not interfere with the display of the page - it all looks good.
For the speed dial mode, Apple made its beautiful solution with 12 tabs:
History can be scrolled like album art in iTunes - in Cover Flow mode.
Safari for Windows now looks and renders fonts as a normal Windows application, very organic.
Safari also includes a great developer inspector.
There is also something unpleasant: for example, Safari's address bar does not know how to search through the middle of the URL (although, for example, in Firefox and Chrome, I really love this feature). There is still time to improve.
It’s not a fact that everyone will like the new browser, but this is very good news for the ecosystem.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/52741/
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