General overview of Safari 3.0 Windows

Question

[BUG] report for Safari 3.0 (522.11.3) on Windows XP and Windows 2000:
Test Environment:
PIII-650 Intel Speedstep Coppermine, 384 MB SDRAM,
8 MB ATI-RAGE MACH-2 2x AGP in a DELL CPx
Test systems :
Windows-XP Professional Corporate SP2 Hungarian, and Windows 2000 Professional Corporate SP4 English
Safari works fine on both test systems, exept when it's uses too much of
CPU time at once, like too many Flashs on the same page, or it's hanging often when i drop down the preferences menu, what is look like "read only"
exept the menu "browser type" (Opera-Mozilla-Safari). The Bookmarks menu is also read-only. Java runs fine within the Safari, and i was very happy when it was installed onto my Windows 2000 and is the beautiest browser i ever seen on this OS (by the nice font smoothing). But
CSS handling of this browser is not the best ! http://myspace.com/tyotyo and http://myspace.com/leiladoob is my test pages
was definately different as i constructed: the rollover background gif was'nt
displayed as i defined, but that is visible on Opera, on Mozilla and on IE7 also ! The tyotyo page was often crashed. (Simple hanging without refreshing the page exept the flash plugins) so if i moved an other window on the desktop over the safari window that was not refreshed the contents of it just stayed white, but the flashes inside still worked. So then I killed by a task manager and opened again.
Safari is really fast , in rendering simple html or dynamic html pages, but any type of object-content pages is usually displays slower like in other windows browsers.
And where is the Status bar from the bottom? And why can't I resize the main window on every corner? and where is the "states" of the Back button?

Answer 1

Hi David,
Make sure you have the latest version of [TabExposé|http://www.cocoamug.com/tabexpose/index.html] installed. If you already have that version, try following the uninstall directions on their website.
I discovered that they had already been re-written. They are called SIMBL and Tab Exposé.
Are you sure you didn't copy them, rather than move them, to your Desktop? They shouldn't be re-written. SIMBL is a library many of these helpers applications use to function and often a cause of many problems when used with the wrong version of Safari.