The new Safari 4 is a lot of changes. But not everyone likes them.
Tabs in the title, not everyone likes
JavaScript does not have the right to open new windows, only tabs (on some sites this causes great inconvenience)
The address bar does not have the usual loading indicator.
If you can only deal with the latter by manually changing the hidden settings of Safari , then the rest and much more can be changed on the fly.
It turned out in Safari there is a secret menu with interesting settings. The menu is so secret that even Apple doesn't know about it;)
Some settings are only valid for newly opened windows. ')
Description of settings
Tabs on top tabs in title
Toolbar Redesign toolbar with built-in buttons
CoverFlow in Bookmarks CoverFlow bookmarks and stories
Google Suggestions display guesses from google for inline search
Fancy URL Suggestions fanciful list of suggestions for input addresses
Transparent Window transparent window; if the page background is not set explicitly, it will be transparent (for example, the embedded error page)
Top Sites Feature Enable / Disable Top Sites
Top Sites Dimmed Animation dim window when opened via Top Sites
JavaScript No New Windows scripts can only create new tabs instead of windows
Don't Confirm Unsubmitted Text do not issue a warning about unsaved text when closing a window
Installation
Sorry, but only for Mac. Open the Programs folder, right-click on Safari and select " Show Package Content ." Go to the folder Contens / Resources / English.lproj and copy there with the replacement of the contents of this archive . Restart Safari. The Safari> Tweaks menu should appear.
Made for Safari Version 4 Public Beta (5528.16, r41128).
By the way, Safari's resources have the menu “New Web Application ...”, but it was not possible to activate it.
If interested, I can tell you how it was all found and implemented. UPD: Exposed, merged and moved to the Safari blog .