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10.4: Retain old WebKit with Safari 3 Public Beta
There's an even easier solution: extract Safari.app using Pacifist into ~/Applications. That is the Applications folder in your home directory (create it first if it doesn't exist). When Webkit.app is launched, it searches for Safari.app in ~/Applications first, then /Applications. This way you don't need to touch /Applications/Safari.app at all, which otherwise could be damaged by a software update.
10.4: Retain old WebKit with Safari 3 Public Beta
I followed danielj7's suggestion, going one step further: I installed both Webkit and Safari in ~/Applications/. Lauching webkit.app does fire up Safari 3, and everything seems to work.
10.4: Retain old WebKit with Safari 3 Public Beta
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