I have the same problem with some sites. www.macslash.com and www.macscripter.com both render with nearly nothing. Maclsalsh gives me the background picture and the title, and macscripter gives me the top bar :(

[QUOTE]Originally posted by tamenti
I have the same problem with some sites.[QUOTE] I also found that some sites would render correctly when viewed in a tab-less window but were hopelessly screwed when opened as a tab.

Hmm, both of those sites work well for me in v64 opened as tabs, especially when I go to "macscripter.net" and not "macscripter.com".

:)

My bad. I meant macscripter.net ;)

And, where did you find this? I can't seem to figure out how to do this....

Tab Groups
 

Tab Groups can be found by clicking on a folder in the bookmark bar.

If you are running V64

happy tabs

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If you have a bookmark folder displayed in the Bookmarks Bar that contains several bookmarks (ala sets) - you can open the set (all bookmarks in that folder) in tabs by cmd+clicking on the folder icon for that set in the bookmarks bar.

Note this will replace all your currently open tabs in the front window.

AutoComplete
 

Any of you gotten autocomplete from address book to work?

I've gotten it to work, but very selectively.

For instance, when it was working at some sites (for instance, amazon), it wouldn't work at others (for instance, ebay). It was always proceeded by keychain asking for permission to decrypt twice.

Really buggy/shaky still, I would wait for the next beta before worrying about using it...

As a matter of interest, v64 does not follow HTTP 302 Document moved but v60 does. The browser just hangs instead of following the referral. First noticed this on attempting to download latest VueScan on MacUpdate but tested it elsewhere with the same result. This can be particularly troublesome when you neglect to put the trailing '/' on a directory url as the server invariably gives a 302 response to add the '/'

Obviously cannot complain, as v60 is the official version, but I submitted bug report anyway.