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We love to hear from our users about what they would like to see in OmniWeb. Bug reports, feature requests, and creepy love letters - we like it all! Send us your feedback today!
Rick over at icons.cx (who used to work here at The Omni Group) put together a collection of icons from all the different ones we developed for OmniWeb 4.1 before deciding on the final icon that we shipped.
The package includes instructions on how to use the resources to replace the ones in your current copy of OmniWeb.
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Just add OmniWeb 5.
Leopard Status
OmniWeb and Leopard aren't strangers, but we're releasing 5.7, the "faster, stronger, able-to-leap-tall buildings" version to take care of the remaining kinks.
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“Usually this level of functionality can only be found in the geekiest of open source web browsers, if it can be found at all. Finding it in a proper Mac OS X application from a respected developer with a proven track record is like finding a perfect 1/10,000th scale replica of the Eiffel Tower in a box of crackerjacks. Then the tower transforms into a tiny robot and makes you lunch.”
John Siracusa - Ars Technica
“OmniWeb 5 has the potential to be one of the biggest software hits of the year.”
John Gruber - Daring Fireball
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The Adobe Reader browser plug-in now supports OmniWeb. If you would like to add the option to view PDF documents in the browser window this plug-in is for you! Please visit the website for more information.
JavaScript Bookmarklets
A JavaScript bookmarklet is just like a normal bookmark, except that instead of the URL for the bookmark pointing to a page on the Internet or a file on your local hard disk, a Bookmarklet's URL is a little snippet of JavaScript code that executes when you select the bookmark or favorite. These are offered here 'as is' and we make no guarantee regarding their functionality.
Email Current Page Address
This Bookmarklet will grab the title and address of the current page and use it to create a new message in your email client. OmniWeb has this functionality built-in under the File menu (Send Link...) but this is a good example of the types of things that Bookmarklets can do.
Drag this link to your bookmarks or Favorites bar to install: Email Page
Open All Links
This one can be dangerous. It will open all of the links on a page into new windows. Be careful! That could be a lot of windows...
Drag this link to your bookmarks or Favorites bar to install: Open All Links
Highlighter
Prompts you to enter a word and then will highlight all occurrences of that word on the page you are viewing.
Drag this link to your bookmarks or Favorites bar to install: Highlighter
Merriam Webster Dictionary Lookup
Select any word on the current page, and the bookmark will automatically open a page at m-w.com with a dictionary definition of the word. Note that this will not work on pages in framesets.
Drag this link to your bookmarks or Favorites bar to install: Lookup Word
Zap Plug-Ins
Removes all embedded content from a page (anything in <embed>, <object> or <applet> tags) and replaces it with stricken text to indicate where content was removed from.
Drag this link to your bookmarks or Favorites bar to install: Zap Plug-Ins
Zap Images
Removes all images from a page.
Drag this link to your bookmarks or Favorites bar to install: Zap Images