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I've just been watching the new Nightwish videoclip of The Islander single.



At first it seemed to me that it's a bit surrealist, when I saw that old man pulling that huge 'flying ship. It reminds me of Salvador Dalí's The Temptation of St. Anthony painting[*] - I don't know exactly why, It's just the first thing that came to my mind watching this video. I'm not and expert of arts

I expected to see something totally different in this clip, like..rain, seashore, mountains(maybe), and a typical Scandinavian landscape.
Those ghosts are odd to. - and the fire circle:D Hmmm..I wonder what does it symbolize..

For a moment I thought the rope is going to coil on the old man's feet and pull him into the deep when he drops the anchor.But then he smiles.
Nightwish always manages to surprise me
Maybe I should have paid more attention on the lyrics.

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The day before yesterday Opera's desktopteam announced that the internal build of the Opera browser passed the newest acid test.This made Opera the first browser to pass the test, overtaking Safari with only 2% ! However, by now Safari's webkit developers also achieved 100/100.

Acid3 has been released less than a month ago, and it checks certain javascript and DOM capabilities(don't ask me what's the second one:P) of the web browser.
Now go ahead and test your browser!(here)
Note: You have to score 100/100. It has to look like this at the end.

On the previous version of acid test(acid2-the smiley face) Safari was the first one to pass, shortly followed by Opera.Also, we can't forget that there are still some web browsers out there that don't pass even this one.You know I'm thinking of Internet Explorer(especially..)

Webkit already released a nightly build so that you can see for your self how Safari scores 100/100.Opera said they'll do the same shortly.For now just see their screenshot as evidence.

So, congratulations for Opera and Safari!Well done!

Update: a public Opera build was released just a couple of hours ago.

Last year in June I blogged about Apple's announcement of bringing their web browser to windows(Read the post(hungarian)).
That time they released a beta(it was rather like an alfa however..) version of Safari 3.1 that didn't even start at all..at least on my computer. I was kind of disappointed then.I wanted to try this browser a long time ago.
This Tuesday, almost a year after their announcement they released the first stable Safari 3.1(525.13) for windows and mac.

Now let's take a look at it's astonishing 'new features and facts :

• First of all, it has an elegant user interface That's the thing that I always liked about Apple.Design is an important factor to the user.From the application icon to buttons and scroll bar, everything is Mac stylish.
  
  
• It is pretty fast, however it's not as fast as Apple says it is.Opera is faster
  
• It doesn't consume a lot of memory.
  The installation file's size is around 18 MB, which is extremely big, compared to Opera's ( 4MB with the classic installer) .
  
• Safari is one of the few web browsers that consider webstandards as their prior preoccupation(unlike IE:down: ). See: current version of Safari passes 75/100 of the new acid3 test.Opera 9.26 passes 45 of 100.
  
• It has a built in english spell- , and grammar checker! I think that's cool, but it does not have any language files like Opera does. So, Safari is available only in english. Maybe it is on the Mac..I don't know.
  
• Buttons: drag'n'drop them on the bookmarks bar
  
• By default Safari has got only the essential buttons on it's toolbar, like: back/forward, stop/reload and add bookmark button.
  This can be improved with a few new ones like homepage, increase/decrease font size, and autofill buttons:
  
  The progress bar is nicely done to.
  
• I like the way the address bar is highlighted with a shiny blue color when I'm typing an address
  
• SnapBack works just as Opera rewind
  
• Pop-up blocking
  
• Searching on the page: I think this is the coolest See what I mean:
  
  
• Private browsing: the whole browsing history(including cookies, visited pages, downloaded items, forms, searches are cleared after closing the window. It can be activated with only one click(actually two:D )
  
• there are some add-ons instead of widgets, but far not as much as Firefox has to offer with it's extensions.
  
• and here's a screenshot of Safari's preferences window: not really much to see to be honest
  
  

Negative side:

• I can't see how new search engines can be added, so I guess they can't.
  
• No mail/irc client.
  
• My rss feeds are not separated from my bookmarks..like in Firefox. I don't like that.
  
• Downloads manager: downloads can't be resumed after closing the browser.
  
• There is no Trash can for accidentally closed tabs.
  
• It's not customizable enough!
  
• Security: No fraud protection(phishing filter).This is not good! Apple should really consider implementing one in it's browser.Almost every browser has one(even IE ).
  and a lot more that I can't think of now
  So, in conclusion I stay with Opera!
  

And Happy Easter everyone!