Notice something different about the above, Safari menu bar? If you look in between Bookmarks and Window, you’ll see a menu that most of you, probably don’t have. It’s called Develop and in my opinion, it’s one of the coolest features that Safari has.
In order to activate this menu, hit command + , to bring [...]

This problem has been driving me nuts for years, and I’m slightly ashamed to admit I just realized it has an extremely simple fix.
It’s always bugged me that I could tab through every form field except checkboxes and radio buttons.
If you have no idea what I’m talking about let me explain. When filling out a [...]

As far as I know, this only works in Safari. If you want to open an address in a new tab without deselecting your current tab, type the address into the address bar, then press Command + Enter.
Holding Command will generally always open a link in a new window. This goes for clicking links and [...]

Tabs are a very well-known and popular feature in nearly all web browsers. There are a couple methods to open new ones in Safari–my favorite is double-clicking on the tab bar (described here). To close tabs in Safari, one typically clicks on the little “x” at the left-hand side of the tab, presses Command-W, or [...]

So maybe not hidden as much as not completely obvious, but Chris Pirillo pointed out an HTML document with a list of keyboard shortcuts for Safari:
Find it at: file:///Applications/Safari.app/Contents/Resources/Shortcuts.html

Yesterday I hinted at a cool trick in my Customizing Safari with SafariStand post. This isn’t entirely useful, but it’s still extremely slick.
SafariStand comes with a QuickLook plugin that enables you to visualize your web history and bookmarks with Safari (sorry Firefox users, couldn’t figure this out for you):

Getting this working is fairly simple:

In the [...]

Safari is a great browser, but we can always make it better. SafariStand offers dozens of extra features for customizing Safari, as if they were build right in.

Installing SafariStand can be a little tricky:

Install SIMBL, a framework for SafariStand
Download SafariStand. Please note there are 4 different versions for Safari 3.0/3.1 on Tiger and Leopard, so [...]

My absolute favorite advance in web browsing technology over the past decade or so is the idea of single-window browsing, or at least of multiple tabs in a single window. Just about every browser out there now allows you to keep all the different web pages you have open in a single window as multiple [...]

Safari 3.1 was just released hours ago on both Macs and PCs, and the new features that come along with it really improve the browser! Download it from here, or simply launch Software Update from the Apple icon in the menu bar.
The most noticeable new feature for most users should be the new ability to [...]

Whenever you choose “Save File As…”(or Link As… and so forth) in Safari it opens the typical window that allows you to choose whatever folder to want to save the file by mouse. However often I want to save an Emacs or Vim configuration or script to their respected hidden folders (~/.emacs.d or ~/.vim) and [...]