Neat thing I just noticed about Safari...If you drag a link from a web page to the desktop, it saves it as the Name of the link, rather than the URL, which (usually) makes it a lot easier to keep track of URL's I've saved like this.

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Robert Cringely is making the argument that the introduction of Safari and Keynote from Apple, may be heralding a new era in the Apple/Microsoft relationship.

So the fact that Apple would this week introduce its own web browser was not only a surprise, it was a shock.  And the Apple browser, called Safari, isn't some warmed-over Mozilla code, but a brand new Apple product based on KHTML from the KDE project that runs faster than IE or Netscape or even Opera, the usual web browser speed champ.  This is a major new application, and it came out of nowhere.  More than 300,000 users downloaded Safari on the first day it was available.

He brings up some interesting history that even I didn't know. Good read.

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