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Tuesday, February 25, 2003
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Internal Safari Build Has Tabs: "Think Secret has a brief article talking about how the next beta version of Apple's Safari web browser will have tabbed browsing. They have 2 screen shots of the new tabs below the Address Bar and the menu item to activate Tabbed Browsing under the Debug menu item. Some fancy Photoshop action or a genuine item? Only time will tell." [MacSlash: A daily dose of Macintosh News and Discussion]
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Safari key combinations work in the Google search bar: "I like the Google search bar in Safari, but I when I think of a Google search, I want it to actually open a new window. I have been using Command-shift click to open links behind my window for later viewing, so I tried holding these keys down and hitting return from the Google search bar. Sure enough, it opened the Google search in a window behind my current one." [macosxhints]
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Job No. 1 for Apple: Find a Parade and Get in Front of It: "The gauntlet has been thrown down. When David Stutz, a former product line manager at Microsoft, fired off a version of his resignation letter last week, arguing that Microsoft must innovate, it was a wake-up call to packaged software vendors: Decide how you'll bring value to free software, or face extinction." [osOpinion]
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