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    Apple offers Safari browser for Windows - and it's fast!

    The latest beta of Apple's Safari 3.0 web browser is available now - and in a version for Windows, as well as for Macs!

    Apple claims that Safari - a free download (28.1MB) - is faster to load and use than the three big-name Windows web browsers (Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 2 and Opera 9) and offers a whole bunch of worthwhile features.

    We've only used Safari in anger for a few hours but that's been long enough to confirm that it is fast - surprisingly so for a beta.

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    Installed this and all I can say is WOW!

    Its fast and looks fantastic. I love the way it selects the current forum field, and the progress bar while a page is loading.

    This really is very very cool.

    Now all we need is an ad-blocker plugin and I will throw that slow firefox in the bin

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    Yes it is fast. Going to try it on an old slow win 98 machine now.

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    Apple's benchmark's are seriously dodgy - it's slow as heck compared to Opera 9 for me..
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    My mistake, it's not win98 compatible.

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    Question Safari browser - open a URL in new tab

    Hi,

    I am new to this forum. I have a requirement to invoke safari browser from VB Script by passing a URL.

    I am able to invoke a safari browser url using command line option
    safari.exe -url "url"
    but for subsequent calls I need to invoke a url in new tab of existing safari browser. I tried to change the preferences settings in safari browser but al in vain. Kindly help me out.

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