06-21-2007, 03:35 PM
...override page styles? I'd like to give both Firefox and Safari 3 a fair shake but one of the features of OmniWeb is a must for me, and that's override page styles -- mostly so I can take a page like this:
and make it look like this:
I have some trouble reading white on black text -- or any kind of weird text/color thing -- so this ability is key for me. [ADDED]: FWIW, you can set site-specific (or page specific) preferences; it doesn't have to be set browser-wide, per se.
I like the speed of both Firefox and Safari. The use of the built-in system spell check in posting boxes (like this) is also a must; I know Safari does it but I've not looked into Firefox's (not interested in a plug-in, but rather the use of the system's own dictionary).
OmniWeb is great, and I love it and love recommending it, but it's not been updated in a while (as all the company resources are focused on OmniPlan and OmniFocus, as evidenced in the company blog, so I'm just about ready to jump ship.
and make it look like this:
I have some trouble reading white on black text -- or any kind of weird text/color thing -- so this ability is key for me. [ADDED]: FWIW, you can set site-specific (or page specific) preferences; it doesn't have to be set browser-wide, per se.
I like the speed of both Firefox and Safari. The use of the built-in system spell check in posting boxes (like this) is also a must; I know Safari does it but I've not looked into Firefox's (not interested in a plug-in, but rather the use of the system's own dictionary).
OmniWeb is great, and I love it and love recommending it, but it's not been updated in a while (as all the company resources are focused on OmniPlan and OmniFocus, as evidenced in the company blog, so I'm just about ready to jump ship.