July 28th, 2010, 3:51PM in Internet by Marc LequimeView Comments
Safari 5.0.1 is out, and it brings something previously only for developers, to front-end users – Safari Extensions. Safari Extensions is virtually the same as on Google Chrome. On launch, there are already a large amount of apps from companies like Twitter, Bing, The New York Times, MLB, eBay and others – unlike Firefox; extensions install and run instantly, and are apparently easily coded in HTML 5, CSS and Javascript.
The Extensions gallery appears similar to the App Store – where only extensions explicitly approved by Apple will get through (destroying some people’s hope for porn extensions, I guess).
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Marc Lequime is an aspiring tech blogger, web entrepreneur, web designer and student. He lives for his work and puts 100% effort into everything he can. Previously running the HashPixel forums network, he now runs and owns TekCube.
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Marc has been writing for blogs for over three years, and has been running TekCube for over a year.
