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Fix locked Safari 4 Beta / SafariStand windows
There's something systemically wrong when an innocent high level GUI event causes such deep rooted disasters. I'm smelling the same type of chancy coding Microsoft did with their IE where the same type of thing happened. The reason the IE coders did what they did - which is by definition "bad engineering" - is they wanted to win the speed war with Netscape. Apple are always trying to sell Safari on its speed. One has to wonder if they're doing the same thing.
Fix locked Safari 4 Beta / SafariStand windows
It's a SafariStand issue, not a Safari issue. I had the same problem and did the same thing other the commenters here did. |
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