Apple Safari on Windows

Apple Safari on Windows:

For those familiar with the MacOS platform, Safari is likely your native tongue.

However Safari on Windows, is relatively new, and brings another great browser to the Windows world with all its shiny aqua goodness.

As a new browser on the Windows platform, it has some excellent features, and a few bugs that I'll point out below.

Features:
1.) It is Fast, blazing Fast!
2.) It has a built in JavaScript Console
3.) Built on the WebKit codebase (same as Konqueror), it is one of the most standards compliant browsers out there!
4.) Fancy shmancy form field highlighting
5.) Built in resizable textareas
6.) Built in bug submission. Right into the browser! Simply give some brief details (the url of the page you are on is sent automatically) and submit! All browsers could use this feature!

Bugs:
1.) It doesn't respond to the windows command [WinKey]+ M or [WinKey] + D to minimize all windows and display the desktop.
2.) You can only resize the window, by the bottom right corner, or double-clicking th e title bar.

If you haven't tried this browser out yet, I'd highly recommend it!

Welcome to Web Bug Track

This blog is for tracking Web Bugs. Mostly Browser bugs, however the occasional framework/language bug might sneak in. Where possible, I'm going to try and link into other public bug tracking systems, so you can track their progress directly from the Browser Developers.

Unlike a typical blog, I intend to update each section as more content becomes available, so this may end up more like a wiki than your typical blog.

So, if you want to get started, just follow the links below, or pick a Category in the Tags section.

Browsers:
Mozilla (Firefox), Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE6, IE7), Apple Safari, Konqueror, Opera.

Languages:
HTML, XHTML, JavaScript, DOM, CSS, PHP, JSP, XML, XSL, RSS, XUL, SVG, ASP, CF