Notice how Google Chrome taking the market one step at one time? Guess both founders of Google are now sucking their Acid cigars in their office now.

Beside the infamous Mozilla FireFox and Opera browsers, Safari, however, is still a new take into the market, especially for the PC version. Google on the other hand, they know that where to attack at first. Even though I don’t really like Google Chrome (still buggy), but speed is all that matter some times. Recently Google Chrome opened a new door into Macintosh machine, though it is still in Beta release, but I’m pretty sure a lot of FireFox users would change to Chrome.

My main browser is FireFox and secondary is Chrome. If not because I am a web developer and chinese reader, I’m sure go with Chrome too Yes, there is no Apple Safari installed on my system

I was about to get back home after the whole day tiring office work. The colleagues came and said something (Work related) and told me that Safari has a new version that just came out last night, in the midnight I bet he was waiting there as well, but whatever it is, I’m checking it out once I got home

Very simple, as simple as Google Chrome and honestly, this copy has been too significant And why they didn’t talk to themselves about copying? Instead, they keep on blaming Microsoft Windows are copying them? Guess the person who being copy is louder than the person who copying Anyway, speaking of Safari 4, the user interface has been upgraded, a lot!

How I love the way they display the most viewed site comparing with Google Chrome. Well, as usual that’s the Apple style, simple yet elegant

However, I have one problem though, this viewing is good, but the function wasn’t there yet. I am still looking for ways to import my bookmark into Safari 4. I’m currently using IE6, IE7, Mozilla FireFox, Google Chrome and now Safari 4 beta! Guess this beta version doesn’t support it yet, until the next release(?)

I’m having this problem as well. I wonder if Safari developing team notice this or not. I was forced to change the classic theme into XP theme mainly because of the tiny tabs it has on the classic theme. Hmm… This is just like a good Google Chrome. Well, it’s good that Apple has come out this idea to solve their Safari usage.

Google Chrome came out just a while but has taken a lot of market share, growing faster than Safari 3 I just hope IE die away as soon as possible Working as a home business especially in Internet related work, coding for IE6 is really a headache. Hopefully Safari don’t play games with me anymore.