Safari 4 Beta is out for Download and Apple is Over Promoting it

When I read Titles such as “Apple Announces Safari 4? The World’s Fastest & Most Innovative Browser” makes me sick. I mean in who’s opinion is Apple Sarafi 4 faster than other leading browsers?

Same thing Google said for Chrome yet it failed in many other reasons such as: Security, OS availability and Speed. I tried Safari 4 and yes it’s nice and everything does few extra stuff I really like
example:
 built-in web developer tools to debug stuff

Safari 4 is built on the world?s most advanced browser technologies including the new Nitro JavaScript engine that executes JavaScript up to 30 times faster than IE 7 and more than three times faster than Firefox 3. Safari quickly loads HTML web pages three times faster than IE 7 and almost three times faster than Firefox 3.
~Every Farmer says his Horse is the best~

Anyway, what’s up with Smart Address Field?

 I think this is the most annoying tool to auto populate whatever I started typing in the address bar.

The title above reminds me of the movie I just recently watched called “How to Lose Friends & Alienate People” which is about popular actors self-promoting them self, while good and respected old actors get showed away.

IE 7, Google Chrome tried to compete with Firefox 3 and failed. Safari 4 “Beta” , will see how far they go?

I bet money many other blogs say good things about S4B which most of them are self-promoters and overrated blogs themselves. (TIME:Most Overrated Blogs)

Don’t get me wrong, I like Safari but I hate when people promote product (Apps) that aren’t that good at. Who knows maybe when Safari 4 comes out of beta I will start using it instead of Firefox, that is if it’s available for Ubuntu

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