Luckily, Mac users only had to restart their Mac once this week after a Safari update. —Cory Bohon (TUAW)

When I think of the countless changes Safari has undergone, I go from What? to Ahhh… Once, long long ago when I was in search of the right Mac browser, I wanted one in which I could actually browse. Browsing can entail countless things, research, boredom even actual intent. Whatever the reason, when you are browsing you are looking at website after website in search of the desired Google inquiry. I want to see each and every website the way the designer intended for me to see it, how else would I understand the meaning of the actual feel or “Look” of the specific product that the designer intended to represent? Safari is just that, a browser; more accurately a true reflection of the designer’s eye.

Comparatively, Safari is light years ahead of all other Mac browsers. It supports CSS3 web fonts with version 3.1, and even the embedding of “sfnt fonts”, according to fonts.info. (See Below) The command f or “find feature”, tabbed browsing, advanced color management and speed are just a few of my favorite features. (link)

Safari 3.1.1

Firefox 3 beta 5

Opera 9.27