Apple releases new Safari v73 beta
Posted by me101 on 14 April 2003 - 13:06 · 27 comments & 3548 views
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#1 Posted by danbalsh on 14 Apr 2003 - 13:19
- Yey Safari Rock!!!!!
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#2 Posted by zivan56 on 14 Apr 2003 - 13:55
- Safari = Mozilla
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#2.1 Posted by Wickedkitten on 14 Apr 2003 - 14:12
- [neoquote=#2.0 by zivan56]Safari = Mozilla[/neoquote] actually Safari = Konqueror
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#2.2 Posted by malebolgia on 14 Apr 2003 - 15:15
- Safari=Opera
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#2.3 Posted by h0ax on 14 Apr 2003 - 15:19
- [neoquote=#2.0 by zivan56]Safari = Mozilla[/neoquote] zivan56 = don't know what he's talking about
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#2.4 Posted by h0ax on 14 Apr 2003 - 15:20
- [neoquote=#2.2 by malebolgia]Safari=Opera[/neoquote] malebolgia = don't know what he's talking about
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#2.5 Posted by malebolgia on 14 Apr 2003 - 16:51
- malebolgia=knows what he's talking about Opera code is integrated into Safari along with Konqueror
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#2.7 Posted by dp123 on 14 Apr 2003 - 21:29
- His @ss! Simply disregard the idiots. There is no Opera code in Safari.
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#2.8 Posted by zivan56 on 14 Apr 2003 - 23:49
- [neoquote=#2.3 by h0ax]zivan56 = don't know what he's talking about[/neoquote] mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/48 (like Gecko) safari/48
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#2.9 Posted by dp123 on 15 Apr 2003 - 01:24
- Yes, zivan, you are PROVING all by YOURSELF you do not know what you are talking about. A userstring is meaningless. IE identifies itself as Mozilla 4.0--does that mean it's based on Mozilla? No. Foo. Let's say it again for the very, VERY SLOW (ehh, hem... zivan) Safari is using KHTML to render HTML, KJE to run javascript--both are KDE. It uses zero code from Opera. And many of the programmers are from Mozilla/Netscape so they are implementing some bits of new code similar to Moz, but this in no way means it is based on Mozilla either. And userstrings in no way speak to the underlying code present in the app. Got it?
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#2.10 Posted by Jugalator on 15 Apr 2003 - 12:38
- [neoquote=#2.8 by zivan56]mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/48 (like Gecko) safari/48
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lol.. Sure, according to that "evidence", guess what...
IE = Mozilla
I think the "mozilla" part is an old relic still kept for backwards compatibility. You need to check other parts of the user agent string to see the actual browser. But the ENTIRE string is pretty unreliable since it can be set to anything and doesn't indicate what it's "based" on.
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#3 Posted by dougkinzinger on 14 Apr 2003 - 13:56
- i thought they said 'no more betas' of safari for apple??
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#4 Posted by Wickedkitten on 14 Apr 2003 - 14:10
- they said no more seed program for safari, not no more betas
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#5 Posted by timdorr on 14 Apr 2003 - 16:04
- damn, I was just getting used to .71!
Oh well, beta 2 is cool. Glad to see it's public 
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#6 Posted by superfula on 14 Apr 2003 - 17:16
- Wow this is cool. Must go download.
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#7 Posted by cowabunga on 14 Apr 2003 - 18:02
- "now also includes AutoFill" HOLY SHIT!!! I guess we all better download for the sake of man kind
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#7.1 Posted by insurgent on 15 Apr 2003 - 00:16
- Oh, see, you're just used to the bugfix-for-the-bugfix-for-the-bugfix releases of IE, and not used to actual features being added to browsers. Not your fault though. It's all you probably know.
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#7.2 Posted by JaggedFlame on 15 Apr 2003 - 14:59
- I guess you're right. Features like AutoFill, right?
Which has been in IE since version 4.0?
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#7.3 Posted by insurgent on 15 Apr 2003 - 16:21
- [neoquote=#7.2 by JaggedFlame]I guess you're right. Features like AutoFill, right?
Which has been in IE since version 4.0? [/neoquote]
Yep, just added Autofill, to a *beta* browser...said browser also having 'Snapback' and popup blocking. Anything interesting added to IE lately, or hell, the past few years? That is, other than exploits and bug fixes? Didn't think so. Move along fanboy, there's probably a service pack you should be downloading.
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#7.4 Posted by Fusion on 16 Apr 2003 - 01:37
- there are no new features being added cause they already were. Read again dumbass.
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#7.5 Posted by superfula on 16 Apr 2003 - 03:10
- [neoquote=#7.4 by Fusion]there are no new features being added cause they already were. Read again dumbass. [/neoquote]
Um, there are features in other browsers that IE doesn't have. The only releases M$ sends out in between major versions are bug fixes. A far cry from what everyone else does.
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#8 Posted by thurrott on 14 Apr 2003 - 19:33
- Safari is based on KHTML and KJS software from KDE. Safari has nothing to do with Opera or Mozilla. --Paul
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#9 Posted by Justin Hancock on 15 Apr 2003 - 04:37
- Safari = Mozilla?
Knowledge is key before speaking
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#10 Posted by nummi on 15 Apr 2003 - 16:16
- I'm suprised no one has talked about the wonder tabs! Are IE and OmniWeb the only Mac browsers that don't have tabs? (lynx does not count).
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#11 Posted by MrCalifornia on 15 Apr 2003 - 17:50
- I just downloaded .72 but I see no browser tabs. How do I turn them on?
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#11.1 Posted by MrCalifornia on 15 Apr 2003 - 17:52
- nevermind i found it hidden in preferences.
Besides improved stability, the new beta adds tabbed browsing, allowing users to view multiple Web pages in a tabbed format. Safari now also includes AutoFill, which allows web forms and password fields to be automatically filled out.
Safari 1.0 beta 2 (v73) is available for download via the Software Update control panel in Mac OS X.
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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield v1.1 (Build 297)
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Overview
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"You are not authorized to play on this game server"
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"Game Server could not receive your authorization from the CDKey server"
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"Unknown error, please try again later."
-Internal or Unknown error.
Details:
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