![]() ![]() There are a few solutions under Mac OS X, but most have deal-breaking disadvantages (at least for me). Let there be no question, Safari is a great browser, but it couldn’t do the one required task that I needed (it can now read on). I’ve wanted to use Safari since it burst onto the scene, and for a very short time I did, but there was that nagging problem of not being able to restore my session when something went awry (you’d probably tell me nagging problem was too weak a description if you were sitting next to me and saw me lose all of my open tabs). Where I can’t live without it, it seems that most don’t even know to want it, but that goes back to my argument that 99% of the population seems to be apathetic to the fact that they’re inefficient (which is fine shrug). It’s apparent that the masses don’t want, or rather, don’t realize that they need, this option. That’s it! I don’t get it, but I digress as I’ve complained about this many, many times in the past and more of the same drivel now isn’t going to change anything. The only browsers I’m aware of that offer this natively are Opera (for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X) and OmniWeb 5 for Mac OS X. It never ceases to amaze me, and moreso as the years march on, how few browsers actually have this ability. ![]() There is one very specific thing that my browser must be able to do: restore my session (tabs and windows) upon browser quit/crash. ![]()
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