Macworld posted a round-up article I wrote, which covers ten Mac OS X Web browsers. The story is called The browser bunch (no, I didn't come up with that title!). Accompanying the article are full-length reviews of each individual browser, of which I wrote several: iCab 4.0.1, DEVONagent 2.3, OmniWeb 5.6, and Opera 9.25; I also did a quick review of the latest offering from Apple, Safari 3.1.
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Constant Dictionary Definitions
If you hold down Command-Control-D in a Cocoa-based application that supports AppleSpell, you'll see little dictionary pop-ups for each word that you mouse over. Neat, eh?
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