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To continue with Safari-Plugins we’ll now present SafariStand.

The Stand-Menu located in the Safari-Menubar allows to quickly change the character-encoding of the viewed page as well as activating or deactivating the Stand-Sidebar.
Stand-Sidebar shows previews of all open tabs of the active browser window to have an overview of opened sites.

The plugin is configurable with a seperate configuration panel, accessible view the Stand-Menu. See the Standbar and Quicksearch configurations below.

The Quicksearch function allows to access configurable searchengines via shortcuts in the standard adressbar of Safari. The configuration of Stand-Sidebar allows to change the visible part of the opened tabs.
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Veröffentlicht am 21.04.2007 um 20:41
The first test is about a small extension (input manager) to Safari, Apple’s web browser included in OS X: Inquisitor 3.0Inquisitor changes the behavior of the integrated search field to use the Google API for auto completion – Spotlight for the web. While inputting the search terms Google is contacted – the results you get sometimes change with every character you expand your terms

The plugin extends Safari’s settings dialogue with a further site called “Search” to setup the search options (e.g. use localozed Google sites like google.de, number of results to display, behavior of Google’s auto completion, …):

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Veröffentlicht am 21.04.2007 um 9:35
Well, and now for something completely different…
The first tests are ready to get posted, so, for god’s sake, let’s push the button
The aim we try to achieve through this blog is to test software (mayby hardware too) on Apple’s Mac OS X and share our usage experience with you, trusted readership, to give you an independent overview about it.
Having not only german, but international audience in mind, we try to keep up on posting out entries in german AND english to also give the non-natives (austrians included
) a chance to read our posts.
Hope you enjoy,
Tom and Eddie