OmniWeb Release Notes

OmniWeb 5.10.2 sneaky peek — Sep 23, 2009

Fixed a long-standing bug where a workspace window's drawer preference could be ignored if the window was close enough to the edge of the screen that the drawer would no longer fit on that side. (OmniWeb will always makes room for the drawer when opening it, but the system didn't realize this so it was changing the drawer's preferred edge.)
The tab drawer now remembers whether it's open on the normal side or the alternate side (rather than right or left), so you can change your preference and have all your existing workspaces switch sides.
Fixed a crash triggered by using AppleScript to get the source of a tab which doesn't have any source data (which you can reproduce with "get source of (make new tab)").
Fixed some memory leaks.
Updated the German localization

OmniWeb 5.10.1 — Aug 28, 2009

OmniWeb 5.10.0 — Aug 28, 2009

Integrated the Safari 4.0.3 version of WebKit. This version of WebKit is blazingly fast, Acid 3 compliant, and adds a bunch of great new features for web developers (mostly hidden in the context menu under "Inspect Element").
Implemented ground-breaking support for the revolutionary Gopher protocol—a first for WebKit-based browsers! For a list of Gopher servers, see the Floodgap list. Enjoy!
You can once again drag one or more tabs onto the main content area of a window to move them to that window, holding down Option to copy them. (It has always been possible to drag tabs from one tab drawer to another, but now you can drag to a window even when its tab drawer is closed.)
You can now use Applescript to set the active tab in a browser window.

Fixed a crash when using the workspace window to switch between workspaces.
Updated OmniWeb's crash catcher to be compatible with Snow Leopard.
Several behind-the-scenes updates to the built-in software update feature, and one very useful new feature: you can now tell software update to ignore a specific update.

Saved images and files should have more reasonable filenames, now.
Made our user agent string a little more truthful.
Fixed a bug where sometimes hitting right arrow in a text field would move your cursor to the end of the text incorrectly.
New browser windows will now cascade their position based on the position of the frontmost browser window. They're also now willing to position themselves above their starting position, and closer to the edges of their available space.
When you haven't locked down a particular window size, OmniWeb will now remember the last position you moved a window to, not the last position one was opened in.
When OmniWeb creates a new window next to a window of a different size, it now correctly positions the new window relative to the top left corner of the reference window rather than its bottom left corner.
Browser windows now snap to common widths such as 800 or 1024 pixels when resized.
Fixed a bug where digest authentication would sometimes repeatedly prompt for a password even though the supplied password was valid.
Set our image display behavior to match Safari's with regard to shrinking standalone images to fit the window. If you'd rather have the old behavior, there's a hidden default:
defaults write com.omnigroup.OmniWeb5 WebKitShrinkStandaloneImagesToFit -bool false
Updated Omni's code signing certificate.
Localization updates for French and Italian.

OmniWeb 5.9.1 — Mar 11, 2009

Auto-closing tab drawer: If the tab drawer was automatically opened when you created multiple tabs, it will now automatically close when you return to a single tab. (If you manually opened the tab drawer, it will stay open until you manually close it.)
Added support for three-finger swipes on recent laptops: swiping left and right goes back and forth in history; swiping up and down switches to the previous or next tab.
You can now send the current web page to OmniFocus (using its clippings service) without having to select some text on the page first. Please note that this feature requires OmniFocus 1.6 (or later).
Navigating web pages using speech recognition works once again. (Speech recognition must be turned on in System Preferences, as well as being enabled in OmniWeb's General Preferences. You can then say the name of a link to follow it, or use built-in commands link "new tab", "next tab", "go back", etc.)
Reimplemented the Summarize toolbar item.
Dragging the last tab out of a window will now close that window.

Added support for download links which use the HTTP Content-Disposition header.
Added support for the JavaScript print action (window.print()).
OmniWeb no longer displays an empty page when it receives a HTTP 204 "no content" status code. This fixes bugs with several rating systems.
Using Click-Hold to activate the context menu in browser windows is now disabled by default, since that breaks compatibility with some web pages which want to see the mouse-down event immediately (before we determine that it's actually a click-hold event). You can turn Click-Hold back on by setting the hidden ActivateContextMenuWithClickHold default.

Added Release Notes to the Help menu.
Fixed a bug where clicks would land in the wrong place if a hidden location bar was temporarily visible (because you were editing it with Command-L) and you clicked in the browser (causing it to hide again).
The Open window can now be closed by pressing the Escape key (in addition to Command-W). The window's tab cycle also now includes all its controls.
Bookmarklets are now labeled properly when dragging them to the favorites bar.
Command-Shift-Left Arrow now performs the standard text editing behavior of selecting to the beginning of a line of text, rather than taking you back to your start page.
If your navigation bar is hidden and you press Shift-Command-F to go to the search field, OmniWeb will no longer show and hide the navigation bar before showing it yet again.
Tweaked the favorites bar background.
Updated the default start pages.
Localization updates for Simplified Chinese, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Swedish.

OmniWeb 5.9 - Feb 25, 2009