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Here are the daily links for Jun 28 2010: Gmail Checker Safari Extension Victor Andre - Puts a mail button in your safari button bar with the count of current unread emails. Gmail This - Sends the current page and title via Gmail Announcing MiddleButtonScroll for Safari 5 (gnuu.org) - Adds smooth scrolling for the middle button...

After quite a period of inactivity, PimpMySafari has gone through some significant changes in the past few weeks. Until recently, plugins were complicated topics requiring plugins like SIMBL to allow developers to get in and hack up the Safari interface. Being a Safari lover myself (but often cheating with Firefox and Chrome for the web...

Updated: 04.07.09 License: Free URL: Custom Sidebar Scripts Requires: Alexander Atallah has generalised his nifty Google Notebook sidebar extension not only to work on Safari (previously, it was only a Camino extension), but also to accommodate a range of web apps, including Google Talk, Google Docs and Remember the Milk. Optionally,...

May 31, 08:14 pmI've just posted an article on Hicksdesign about Web Development with Safari. Its aimed at people who are unfamiliar with Safari plugins, but I thought I'd pimp it from here anyway!Posted by Jon Hicks

May 21, 09:21 am Just like "wicket" in cricket, WebKit is the name for a few different (but related) things. WebKit is the open-source rendering engine that is used in Safari, yet it is also the name of the application framework that is used by many OS X applications, including Mail and Dashboard. In a more tangible sense, WebKit is also...

PicLens, once one of the reasons for choosing Safari over other browsers on the Mac, has seemingly left Safari on the outside looking in. When the immersive online image browsing plugin first arrived on the scene a couple years back, it was a Safari exclusive. Since then, not only has support for Firefox and IE7 been added, but development of...