Safari 5 review
Extensions are so new to Safari that they don’t provide a convincing reason to switch right now.
Right now it's Reader that has the biggest impact on your reading. Even speed isn't significantly different to Chrome, though that's a virtue that makes Safari 5 worth checking out if you've discounted previous versions as being too slow with rich internet applications.
Safari is a much better browser for Windows. But we can't really see an overwhelming reason to switch to it on Windows, especially when its most notable feature can be had in other browsers through a bookmark.
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moisespollock
It's very skiddish... sometimes it will load a page (new or old) slow, or not at all... at other times, it loads it just as fast as the previous version.
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By moisespollock on Friday Jun 25