Safari

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Safari is a web browser, built on Apple's WebKit engine and optimized for OSX — and now for Windows as well.

• download for OSX or Windows
• download plugins for Windows' Safari

Subpages:

Contents 1 Official resources 2 Projects 3 Customizations 3.1 Maximizing for Web Development

[edit] Official resources

• Official page
  • apple.com/macosx/features/safari
  • Demo screencast in Quicktime format

Safari uses open source software for its web page rendering engine, Safari draws on KHTML and KJS software from the KDE open source project.

— apple.com/safari

[edit] Projects

• Pimp My Safari (about this site, which was the brainchild of Jon Hicks, and is now run by Jon, Neil Lee, Brian Warren, and Karlheinz Dobler)
  • PimpMySafari's feeds: RSS, Atom
  • Pimp My Safari's blog
  • Bookmarklets, including some useful blog-from-Safari bookmarklets, and a huge list of web development bookmarklets
  • Plugins

[edit] Customizations

• Creammonkey: basically equals Greasemonkey for Safari
• Automator actions at PimpMySafari.com

[edit] Maximizing for Web Development

Any Mac OS X developer can use Safari's engine to render HTML code in their application. Get the details at the Apple Developer Connection.

— apple.com (aka, developer.apple.com/internet/safari)

• iBULC: aka, Internet Batch Up-Load Component; works with Safari
  • Official documentation and forum
    

• Web development additions at PimpMySafari.com
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  Web development bookmarklets at PimpMySafari
  Web development bookmarklets at PimpMySafari — from design, to WHOIS, to validation — see the thumbnail for the long, impressive list of bookmarklets available

• Tutorial: Using Safari and WebKit to develop on the web, written by Jon Hicks

• Surfin' Safari blog: devoted to web development using Safari and WebKit ( feed)

Related wiki pages: Bookmarklets; Creammonkey; Safari extensions, plugins and tools for webmasters; Webkit