So, you've downloaded
Safari 5 to give it a go and you wish you could try out some extensions? There's a little manual hacking to do, but it's as simple as clicking through some menus.
- click the gear icon on the right side of your Safari menu bar.
- click preferences.
- click advanced.
- check the box marked Show Develop menu in menu bar
- click the develop menu and then click enable extensions
If you're on Windows, you may have noticed there's no develop menu. Hold down your alt key to display Safari's full menu bar, then click on develop > enable extensions. (the Windows version is pictured above)
That's it! Now all you need are some extensions. Apple's official gallery won't be open until the end of the summer, but an enthusiast has already started a
Tumblr page where you can find a number of early releases.
Tags: browsers, mac, safari 5, Safari5, web, windows
Comments
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Subscribe to commentsm0stwantedJun 8th 2010 7:00PM
who said it was installed in the first place :p
iona64Jun 10th 2010 2:08PM
In Windows XP holding down the Alt key does not show Enable Extensions in the Develop menu.
iona64Jun 10th 2010 2:43PM
Downlaoded and reinstalled and now I have the enable extension option.
jeremyJul 25th 2010 5:29AM
Very helpful... thanks for the info! : )