What's with the Win9x style dotted focus indicator? And for no apparent reason, Firefox's chrome is slightly brighter than the rest of Leopard's chrome.Īnother thing is the context menus still aren't real, and don't take the appearance of system chrome. One thing, which The Great Curve mentioned, is that the toolbars aren't real, and don't behave like OS X chrome.
Two extra clicks for something that should happen automatically. It's the behavior you expect from drop-down menus.īut in Safari, I have to click to open a menu, click to close, and click again to open a new menu. You click to open a menu, and if you mouse over another selection it automatically drops down, just like any other drop down menu. In Firefox, it behaves like a normal set of menus.
I have my bookmarks organized into folders on the Bookmarks Bar. For example:ĮDIT: One thing I definitely don't like about Safari is the behavior of the Bookmarks Bar. What I really like is that I can use the URL completion hotkeys even if I'm going to a specific location. Well, that and the URL completion hotkeys. So I stick with Firefox, not really because I like Firefox better, but because the extensions I like only work with Firefox. I got myself addicted to a few, and I don't like having to work without them.
It's not the browser, it's the extensions.
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Sure, under Windows and Linux its probably the best option. I see no compelling reason to move away from Safari anymore.
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