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"Among the torrent of news is the announcement that Safari 4 ships today, boasting \"unparalleled speed,\" especially when compared to IE8 (this is Apple talking, not us). Included in the new browser is a full history search, featuring a cover flow view of the user's browsing history (as well as a full spotlight search). And it looks like they've thought a lot about the browser when building the new OS -- In Snow Leopard, Safari runs as a 64-bit application, \"boosting performance by up to 50 percent.\" Also in SL, Safari plug-ins run as separate processes. When a plug-in crashes, the browser remains intact, meaning you can just reload the page, not the browser itself. Available today (as in, right now) for Leopard, Tiger, and -- of course -- Windows.%Gallery-65465%"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2009/06/08/safari-4-released-today-offering-unparalled-speed/>