Full Review

Like Opera and Chrome, Safari 4 is exceedingly fast. But there's more to the browser than just speed; it has some nifty features as well. Probably the biggest addition to Safari in its newest incarnation is Top Sites. When you open a new tab, a page opens that displays thumbnails of the sites you visit most frequently - in 3D fashion. Another notable Safari feature is Cover Flow, which lets you browse through your history list and bookmarked sites visually. Also useful is the ability to search through your history list or bookmarks. You can also tear off tabs and launch them in their own browser windows by dragging them, and you can recombine windows in a similar way.

A useful feature is the ability to search through your history list or bookmarks.

That's not to say everything is perfect in Safari browser. For one thing, the text for the titles of tabs is extremely thin and can be difficult to read. More annoying is that when you install Safari the Home button is not visible by default. The same holds for getting access to some other features. These are small quibbles, though. If you're looking for a very fast browser with several innovative features, Safari is worth a try.