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10.4: Build a better Safari
OK, now that I've got it built...does anyone have an expansion on the "TODO: Talk about how to replace your system WebKit.framework, and why you probably don't want to, once we have scripts that help you do that." note in the build instructions?
10.4: Build a better Safari
That is easy, just replace the Webkit.framework in /System/Library/Frameworks and add other frameworks to the same folder (Javascript, Webcore...)
10.4: Build a better Safari
Ack, DON'T DO THIS!!!!
10.4: Build a better Safari
Yup, you are right, I found that Installer and Software Update are also crashing.
10.4: Build a better Safari
Check out this hint for creating a .term file and modify the hint so that it will execute run-safari. I am in the process of trying to do this now. Once the .term is done you should be able to put it in the Dock and have it launch the Development Safari.
10.4: Build a better Safari
I have a working .term called SafariDev.term that will launch Safari using run-safari but will not display a Terminal window. It is kind of long so I don't think I can post it but the general idea is to open a Terminal window and then do File -> Save. In the dialog box give the term file a name and under "When opening this file:" select "Execute this command" and paste in the path to run-safari. I also checked "Execute command in shell". The file should be saved to ~/Library/Application Support/Terminal/filename.term. If you would like to prevent a Terminal window from showing up then open filename.term in your favorite text editor and search for
and change NO to YES and save. You should now be able to put filename.term in the Dock and use it to launch the development version of Safari.
10.4: Build a better Safari
Make an automator application that runs the shell script
Then you can change the icon and everything. You can even set the application as the default .html program, etc.
Evan---
10.4: Build a better Safari
nice hint. however, the script application seems to hang up everytime i run it...and i have to force quit the script application. but safari runs fine using the new WebKit. |
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