Montag, 24. Februar 2003

Internal Safari Build Has Tabs. I don't know how much legal this is, anyway I do have Tabbed browsing working right now on my Safari. I can finally trash Mozilla. [Paolo Valdemarin: Paolo's Weblog] 6:21:59 PM    comment []

The Future of Java. Java has finally achieved one of the highest honors the tech industry can bestow: It is taken for granted as part of the infrastructure on which many companies depend. What does the future hold for this cross-platform programming language? [osOpinion] 6:21:10 PM    comment []

Safari Beta Leaked, With Tabs. ollie_ob writes "Seems a bit too good to be true: Apple listening to its community and implementing the features most requested? Apparently a build (v62) of ... [Slashdot: Apple] 6:16:18 PM    comment []

His Steveness turns 48 today. Apple's numero uno is rather unbelievably almost 50 [Insanely Great Mac] 6:15:09 PM    comment []

Will Microsoft Be the Web-Services Winner?. There are plenty of big names jockeying for position in the world of Web services. IBM, Sun, BEA, Microsoft: All these leviathans are crafting strategies to become the big winner in this new world. Web services, with its futuristic promise of total interoperability, is like a pot of gold at the end of the IT rainbow. [osOpinion] 8:12:13 AM    comment []

Interview: Ranchero's Brent Simmons [MacSlash: A daily dose of Macintosh News and Discussion] 8:11:21 AM    comment []

Before we forget.... Apple CEO and cofounder Steven P. Jobs turns 48 today. Happy Birthday, Steve [Spymac] 8:10:11 AM    comment []

Safari gains Tabs, AutoFill in latest beta. Tabbed browsing and form AutoFill has made it into the latest internal beta of Safari, Spymac has learned. The beta (v62) allows testers to open up new sites in elegant "tabs," preventing the need to open multiple windows -- though Tabbed Browsing has to be activated via the hidden debug menu. The feature has been much requested since the browser's introduction this January, and even had an online petition dedicated to its development. Another anticipated feature... [Spymac] 8:09:52 AM    comment []

Tabs and Safari b62. ThinkSecret has screenshots [MacRumors] 8:06:51 AM    comment []

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