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Sul blog di un programmatore di Safari si legge:

Safari Newsflash: Fun with :hover.

I spent all day today reworking :hover in Safari. I fixed the repainting problems that exist in v51 when using :hover with positioned elements. I also now have Safari working flawlessly with Eric Meyer's Pure CSS Menus. I haven't tested them yet, but I'm fairly certain that Safari will also now work with his Pure CSS Popups demos as well.

[Surfin' Safari]

Segno che l'aver messo il pulsante “bug” nella toolbar ha avuto i suoi effetti immediati. Tra parentesi il sottoscritto ha segnalato i problemi con il sito di Eric Meyer poco dopo la fine del keynote di Steve Jobs.

Nel Blog di Ken Bereskin, uno dei programmatori di Mac OS X, si leggono interessanti suggerimenti, con tanto di screenshot sulle feature più o meno nascoste del pannello font di Mac OS X. Possiamo agire in vari modi sulle dimensioni del carattere nonché visualizzare e personalizzare l'anteprima.

The system font panel is a very flexible user interface for selecting and managing
collection of fonts. Whenever I demo this to even seasoned Mac OS X users, they
are blown away by the flexibility. All Cocoa applications use the font panel
implicitly and with the Jaguar release, Carbon applications can add it to their
feature set. Here's a series of screen shots that show the flexibility of the
panel.

[Ken Bereskin's Radio Weblog]

Safari Roundup. Apple's new browser delivers superior speed and standards support. We summarize the initial reaction to Safari with bug reports and a response from one of the developers. By Andy King. 0110 [WebReference News]

Jamie Zawinski on Apple's decision not to use Mozilla in Safari. “I'm not bitter.” [Scripting News]