Safari 5 Browser To Be Launched At WWDC?
With WWDC (and hopefully the iPhone 4G) just around the corner, rumors of what will be announced tomorrow are flying around. Now the latest tidbit is that Safari 5 will be released at WWDC, and while you might initially be skeptical, some detailed release notes were also leaked together with it, giving it some additional credibility and giving us some idea of what to look forward to. According to the leaked information, Safari 5 will offer:
- Safari Reader
- Improved performance
- Bing search option
- Improved HTML5 support
- Safari developer tools
- Smarter address field
- Tab settings
- Hardware acceleration for Windows
- Search History with date
- Top Sites/History button
- Private Browsing icon
- DNS prefetching
- Improved page caching
- XSS auditor
- Improved JavaScript support
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