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Easily use Safari with updated WebKit
I'm not sure I totally understand this hint. Why not just create an applescript that runs the included shell script that the updated Webkit comes with?
Save this as a script application and that's it - running this will launch Safari using the built webkit on your system. ---
Easily use Safari with updated WebKit
Just a little more elegant of a script:
on pscheck()--- This will find out your path to the run-safari script and will only launch one instance of it. I use locate to find the script first and if locate's db isn't updated I use mdfind (spotlight). So this should work for anyone... --- |
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