7 comments

  1. Stuart Langridge

    Is there not a Webkit-but-not-Safari browser on the Mac? If you have Linux boxes available then there’s a Webkit browser for Linux with a different (minimal at the moment, I think) UI.

  2. Erik Arvidsson

    OmniWeb uses Webkit

  4. Sebastian Werner

    Shiira use it definitely. But what exactly you find clumsy? With the new Leopard skin it look quite good on Macs.

  5. Erik Arvidsson

    The look of the UI is not so bad on a Mac. The look of the UI on Windows is terrible.

    I found the way that tabs work, the keyboard shortcuts, no support for back/forward mouse buttons etc to annoy me to death.

    Shiira: I’ll give it a try when I figure out how to get it to run with a nightly webkit. Safari 2 webkits are a joke. They don’t even support ECMAScript correctly.

  6. FremyCompany

    Skin for Safari BETA (I did’nt found time to update it for the 3.1 final version, but it show it’s possible) : http://blogs.codes-sources.com/fremycompany/archive/2007/07/07/skin-safari-3-02-for-greenxp.aspx

  7. COP

    Master Yoda, Your reference to the future, now I understand.

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