Filed under: Software, Internet
SafariStand plugin updated to 2.0b6
In case you've all fallen in love with SafariStand like Laurie and I have, you might be interested to know it's been updated to 2.0b6.
For those unfamiliar with this fantastic Safari add-on: it's a plugin that adds a lot of extra functionality to Safari such as a sidebar with OmniWeb-like thumbnail tabs, (pictured) address bar shortcuts, a "bookmark shelf," syntax coloring when viewing page sources, forcing new windows to open in tabs and one of my personal favorites: bookmark properties such as color labels, categories, comments and ratings.
If I have your attention, swing on by the author's site to check out this free plugin goodness and become yet more productive with Safari.
For those unfamiliar with this fantastic Safari add-on: it's a plugin that adds a lot of extra functionality to Safari such as a sidebar with OmniWeb-like thumbnail tabs, (pictured) address bar shortcuts, a "bookmark shelf," syntax coloring when viewing page sources, forcing new windows to open in tabs and one of my personal favorites: bookmark properties such as color labels, categories, comments and ratings.
If I have your attention, swing on by the author's site to check out this free plugin goodness and become yet more productive with Safari.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
alex said 3:02PM on 9-18-2005
I'm diggin' the non-brushed metal look you've got. Good stuff.
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macfanboy said 3:48PM on 9-18-2005
One of my favorite thing about SafariStand is the ability to create seperators in the bookmarks drop down menu. Just create a new folder and name it -:- and a new seperator will be created.
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David Chartier said 3:15PM on 11-02-2005
Thanks Alex. I probably should've mentioned that: I used a little Automator action I found called "Unify Safari" or "Safari Unified," something like that, to strip out the brushed metal, as I'm a big fan of dropped that look altogether. Here's hoping 10.5 makes some big leaps in that direction!
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ben said 4:27PM on 9-18-2005
It's called Unify Safari and I'm getting ready to install it. :)
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Jon said 8:56PM on 9-18-2005
Wow. The new tab feature is beautiful. I'm a big fan of the unified look as opposed to brushed metal--I just applied it to iTunes 5 also, with the corresponding script.
Now just gotta wait for someone to hack a way to remove the standard tab bar.
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