Today, Apple released Mac OS X Lion, followed by an updated version of the company’s internet browser Safari 5.1. Apple also pushed out the new version for Mac OS X Snow Leopard and windows. The new update including:
– Reading List: Easily add webpages and links to your Reading List to browse when you have time.
– New Process Architecture: Safari has been re-engineered for improved stability and responsiveness.
– Resume: In the General pane of Safari preferences, you can now choose to launch Safari with the windows from your last browsing session.
– Better Privacy: A new Privacy pane in Safari preferences makes it easy to remove data that websites can leave on your system.
Other improvements include:
– Private AutoFill: Safari lets you fill out forms quickly while keeping your personal information private.
– Find Option: When you use Find, you can choose whether you want to search for text that contains or starts with the text that you type in the search field.
– Drag-and-drop Downloads: You can drag items out of the Downloads window in Safari, so you can easily place downloaded files on the Desktop.
– Advanced Web Technologies: Safari introduces support for full-screen webpages, media caching with the HTML5 application cache, MathML, Web Open – Font Format, CSS3 Auto-hyphenation, CSS3 Vertical Text, CSS3 Text Emphasis, Window.onError, and Formatted XML files.
– New Extension APIs: Developers can take advantage of new Safari Extension support for popovers, menus, new event classes, and interaction with Reader.
Now you can download:
Safari 5.1 for Mac OS X Snow Leopard and Windows from HERE.
Safari 5.0.6 update for Mac OS X Leopard from HERE
Notes:
- Safari 5.1 for Snow Leopard requires Mac OS X 10.6.5 or later.
- Safari 5.0.6 update for Mac OS X Leopard, bringing several improvements related to WebSocket web applications, HTML5 annotations, and display of content within frames on sites such as pandora.com
