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Technibble (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
There is a vulnerability in Apple’s web browser, Safari, that makes the browser download resources from websites without asking a user’s permission. This includes malicious iframes and scripts such as downloading a file as many times as what the script intended to do. “Please note that we are not treating this as a security issue, but [...]
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Nitesh Dhanjani (Free subscription) | yesterday
I recently communicated 3 security issues in the Safari browser to Apple. Apple let me know that they will fix 1 of the issues I reported. I will not discuss the vulnerability Apple has promised to fix until they release...
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mac.ro (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
CutX Content Filter 4.5 CutX Content Filter allows you to block unwanted websites from display in your Safari web browser. CutX extension adds a menu to the web browser with various new options. If a website is blocked, the user is informed by a message and the page is not loaded. CutX gives you all the tools you need to block access to undesirable web sites. Even when you aren't...
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South Sea Republic (Free subscription) | yesterday
by cam Included in the blurb for the google reader making its way to the iphone is: ... iPhone and iPod Touch owners know how powerful having a full-featured browser is. The iphone's Safari browser is not to be under-estimated. Many, many years ago the company I was with was looking for some mobile solution to update tickets from the field. We tried laptops, but back then they...
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Shakespeare's Sister (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
After a discussion with one of our intrepid readers, followed by some research on Disqus' forum, it's now clear that the new comment system is not compatible with the Safari browser. What this means is that when clicking on the comments link on the main page, neither the comments nor the comment entry box show up on the individual post page. If you run Safari on a Mac and are experiencing...
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TechConnect Magazine (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
With more people taking advantage of the fully-featured Safari browser loaded onto the iPhone the G-Men have released a new beta version Google Reader that is set to work great with it. Designed for the iPhone and other mobile devices featuring advanced browsers, the new interface will make it easier to navigate through the application. To try out the new Google Reader beta visit...
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MacDailyNews (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
Yahoo! has acquired the rights to Inquisitor, the instant search extension for Apple's Safari web browser...
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O'Grady's PowerPage (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
Jason's got a bead on the newest version of Google's Reader RSS client for the iPhone, which can be found over at www.google.com/reader/i via your iPhone's Mobile Safari web browser. The new version is still in beta and will...
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NetGuido (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
Google continues its effort to optimize toward the users of mobile device. The search giant already proposed a version of Picasa site optimized for mobile Safari, the browser integrated into the famous Apple phones. Good news: users of devices running Windows Mobile will soon no longer be left behind. During the development of the iPhone version [...]
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MacMike News (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
Yahoo agreed to buy closely held Inquisitor to add tools for searching on Apple’s Safari Web browser. Original post by Yahoo! News Search Results for apple computer and software by Elliott Back
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TechConnect Magazine (Free subscription) | 05/12/2008
The independent smiley face fanatic, Yahoo has announced that it acquired the rights to Inquisitor. Developed by David Watanabe, Inquisitor is a free search plug-in for the Safari browser that offers features like auto completion and, maybe best of all, as-you-type instant search. "I look forward to assisting Yahoo! in refining and extending the Inquisitor user experience beyond where...
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IntoMobile (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
Mashups are great, they combine the best of multiple applications and make for a more versatile and convenient user experience. The latest map-mashup to hit the iPhone brings together the convenience on local search, Google Maps, and City Guides. Enter Schmap. Directing your iPhone Safari browser to www.schmap.com takes you to your Schmap homepage, where you [...]
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pocketnow.com (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
With full page rendering and a quick and easy way to zoom in and out of web content, the iPhone Safari browser has made for a great mobile web browsing experience. The newest addition to the browser wars for Windows Mobile Makyama's TouchBrowser. This application was introduced on April 15th and promises iPhone-like web browsing. Is this the browser we have all been looking...
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Internet News (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Yahoo acquisition to aid Apple searches by Stephen Shankland, News.com (May 9) Yahoo aims to make browsing its search results better for Mac users. It has acquired Inquisitor which developed the Safari browser. "The Safari browser plug-in offers autocompletion of...
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D' Technology Weblog (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Yahoo! Search is embracing the Mac community with the acquisition of Inquisitor software, a Safari browser plug-in. This plugin offers similar search assistance features, that Yahoo’s Search Assist offer to help users find what they're looking for quickly and easily by providing query suggestions and related concepts in real-time. Simply type in your query and websites will appear...
