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http://coolosxapps.net/

Great list of Apps. I just downloaded Safari Speed-up...I actually think it works.

Coverflow is awesome as well.
 
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anyone try safari speed up yet?
 
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Guitarist said:
anyone try safari speed up yet?

I just tried it... and it does seem to have made a difference... But the difference isn't anything spectacular. Of course Safari is pretty fast anyhow.
 
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That is a really nice site and very helpful.

One nitpick, the site looks very professional and very well done, I just hate coming across spelling errors:

from .pgn (default) to other formats.
 
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anyone try safari speed up yet?
This is a good script to speed up Safari, the only thing is you have to quit safari and open up Terminal and put this in there.. defaults write com.apple.Safari WebKitInitialTimedLayoutDelay -float 0.25 copy and paste that. You also have to put that in there everytime you quit safari to speed it back up, if you don't quit safari, you don't have to. This works, at least on Panther it does.
 
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This is a good script to speed up Safari, the only thing is you have to quit safari and open up Terminal and put this in there.. defaults write com.apple.Safari WebKitInitialTimedLayoutDelay -float 0.25 copy and paste that. You also have to put that in there everytime you quit safari to speed it back up, if you don't quit safari, you don't have to. This works, at least on Panther it does.


hmm on Tiger I'm pretty sure you don't have to do any of that...just install it.
 
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hmm on Tiger I'm pretty sure you don't have to do any of that...just install it
I'm not talking about installing any program, just a tweak you can put in Terminal that speeds up Safari quite a bit.
 

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