Safari vs. Firefox 2.x

I recently installed Safari and immediately liked it.
It looks cool, much cooler than Firefox.

But, how friendly is it ?
Well, too friendly… as in… too dumb 🙁
Just a very simple example where to save a file.
And there are many others.
Unfortunately, I had to stop using it. It just doesn’t offer me enough flexibility.


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