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7 Responses to "Safari Bookmark Bar Shortcuts"

1. | Reply Daniel
   Posted 17 Apr 2005 at 8:56pm #
   

   Also, Cmd-Opt-V is no longer View Source, and Cmd-LeftArrow and Cmd-RightArrow no longer switch tabs when in a text field. The former I can live with, since Safari's new Cmd-Opt-U brings it closer to Firefox's Cmd-U. The latter bugs me to high heaven, especially when I'm cycling through tabs and one page has an active text field on it. The whole thing stops, right there. Of course, it bugged me to no end to hit Cmd-Shift-LeftArrow to go to the beginning of a line in a and have the page vanish on me, to. I can't think of how to please me.

2. | Reply Dustin Sacks
   Posted 17 Apr 2005 at 10:00pm #
   

   Command-shift-square brackets are the replacement for switching tabs. I find it annoying now, but am trying to get used to it.

   The most amazing thing is that textarea's in Safari now support undo/redo!!!!

3. | Reply Dave
   Posted 17 Apr 2005 at 10:31pm #
   

   I can't speak for that, but they added a TON of links to my favorites. I just cleaned things up too. Freaked me out for a minute.

   Not even Tiger tromped all over like this did. WTH? Of course, for the Tiger seeds I usually did a erase and install so I guess I'd never notice....

4. | Reply Joshua Sklar
   Posted 18 Apr 2005 at 2:30am #
   

   hmm. For me they still work with the number pad.

5. | Reply carpeaqua
   Posted 18 Apr 2005 at 10:43am #
   

   Safari 1.3 Disables feed:// Protocol

   Learn how to deal with Apple rolling back functionality in Safari's 1.3 browser: released with the Mac OS X 10.3.9 release. Symptom When a user clicks on clicks on a URL that uses the feed:// protocol, Safari notifies user...

6. | Reply Peter Parkes
   Posted 18 Apr 2005 at 3:45pm #
   

   Don't forget that you can customise the keyboard shortcuts - welcome back, Command-Shift-V!

7. | Reply Peter Parkes
   Posted 18 Apr 2005 at 3:46pm #
   

   ... or Command-Option-V, even.