[G4] Safari

[Andrew Keller]

At 10:33 PM -0500 4/20/03, Ralph Garrett wrote:
>On Sunday, Apr 20, 2003, at 21:27 US/Central, Andrew Keller wrote:
>
>>  When you save an image as a file, Safari will download it again 
>>rather than get it from its own memory. Thus, every image you save 
>>needs to be downloaded twice. So much for Safari speed.
>>
>
>Mozilla does that too, but here's a neat trick. When you have an 
>image you want to save (in Safari), just drag it off the browser 
>window and it's downloaded to the desktop.

Mozilla doesn't do this any more (except for some builds). It 
displays the download window for a couple of seconds which makes it 
look like the image is downloading again, but it's not.

In Safari, dragging the image off the browser does download it again. 
If you check the Downloads window, or any throughput monitor, you'll 
see. I suppose those with broadband won't notice these things;-)

_
Andrew