They are especially useful because I don’t much like the way that Safari (and possibly IIRC most of os x does new window placement (by putting them down and to the right of the old window so you can see both title bars).
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I use them on my windows machine (in mozilla) and they are invaluable (I never have more than 3 browser windows open at a time, which clears things up). Tabs are another thing I like about Chimera. It still doesn’t behave as well as Chimera does. I did find out that it is dock friendly and after you maximize it, dragging the window will not allow you to go below the dock. This is especially an issue on a TiBook where there is so much screen width.
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It doesn’t use up the full width of the screen, many times leaving the website cluttered. Safari, imho doesn’t resize as well as Chimera does. When I found out that Chimera could do this I was sold. My one big gripe with IE was that (if I remember correctly), the maximize button was not dock friendly, (ie, it sent the window down below/behind the dock). Thanks everyone for voting!Ĭhimera got my vote. But that’s just me… What is your favorite OSX browser? As it matures, I am sure it will become even better. It works, and it works pretty well for most of the users (resizing a semi-complex page is still an issue though – it’s slow). I found a number of bugs (around 6-7 I filed bug reports) and missing features on Safari (tabbed browsing would be nice), but as I said, I liked what I saw in this second beta.
Read more and vote for your favorite OSX browser! Update: A relevant article is posted on regarding the reasons Apple chose KHTML and not Gecko. With Safari, MacOSX has now seven “native” graphical browsers. The browser is simple (I like simplicity) and indeed loads the web pages fast (even faster than Gecko browsers on my PC) by using some techniques on rendering the page almost immediately after receiving the data from the web. My husband and I made it back from Europe just last night (after an adventurous trip back) so today I was finally having access to my G4 Cube in order to test Safari, the new Apple browser based on KHTML.
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