The compact alternative browser, iCab 2.6, adds improved SSL connections (using OpenSSL or Apple's URL Access extension), a new small JavaScript debugger, support for the QuickTime plug-in under OS X, and other OS X-related improvements. [Classic, Carbon]
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got it, tried it, trashed it.
iCab seems to completely ignore the DIV tag and it's sucks at doing javascripts, making it completely useless for any modern site.
this must be why this thing is forever called Preview. wake me up when it's finished.
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If only we could take the weight of iCab, the CSS support of IE, the open source of Mozilla, the GUI of OmniWeb and the speed of Opera, mash them all together, and create the ultimate, one-stop browser for OSX that does EVERYTHING.
One can wish, right?