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New Safari Bugs/Changes in Tiger
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Can you confirm the following bugs or changes in Safari with Tiger?
1) If you slide the dot between the Address Bar and the Google Search Bar to change their respective sizes, a "slur" is left between them. I guess this is best described as a trail of movement that doesn't go away.
2) Sometimes Tabs don't get darker when the mouse hovers over them (even when the rest of Safari is still "snappy").
3) When rearranging bookmarks, you can no longer select more than one item without holding the Shift key. In Panther, you could simply click, hold, and drag the mouse to select as many items as you wanted.
4) The Address Bar's background is solid white while the Bookmark Bar still has the faint grey stripes. This looks kinda weird. (No haxies.)
Thanks.
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2) This issue is probably as old as Safari itself.
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Originally Posted by jszrules
1) If you slide the dot between the Address Bar and the Google Search Bar to change their respective sizes, a "slur" is left between them. I guess this is best described as a trail of movement that doesn't go away.
No slur. Tried it on a PB17 and Mac mini.
Originally Posted by jszrules
2) Sometimes Tabs don't get darker when the mouse hovers over them (even when the rest of Safari is still "snappy").
Have themes installed so can't check. It works fine with a number of themes however.
Originally Posted by jszrules
3) When rearranging bookmarks, you can no longer select more than one item without holding the Shift key. In Panther, you could simply click, hold, and drag the mouse to select as many items as you wanted.
I don't see that as a bug. If anything, the older way would be a bug. Less chance of accidently moving something you don't the current way.
Originally Posted by jszrules
4) The Address Bar's background is solid white while the Bookmark Bar still has the faint grey stripes. This looks kinda weird. (No haxies.)
Looks fine with themes.
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Originally Posted by Randman
Have themes installed so can't check. It works fine with a number of themes however.
I have themes installed, but I don't use any of them. What does that mean for me?
Originally Posted by Randman
I don't see that as a bug. If anything, the older way would be a bug. Less chance of accidently moving something you don't the current way.
Agreed this is not a bug, but it is a change. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't the only one experiencing it. Can more people please comment on #1, #2, and #4 so I can determine the same thing for those, as well? Thanks a lot. (running 10.4.1, by the way)
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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I don't see #1 either.
On a 3 year old iBook. 
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