The last time - before this more recent testing, that is - that I
opened the bookmarks menu to organize them (I don't do it often),
I don't recall any slider being there, or anything indicating
there could be something to pull down. At some point since, the
cover flow area had just appeared there, no need to pull down.
If you slide it all the way up, the cover flow area disappears.
All that's left is the black area to the left of the search field.
In there, in the middle, just above the boundary with the white
area, is the slider. You know you're over it when the cursor
changes to the hand. Then you can grab and drag down.
Yes, I know. I'm all over Top Sites and the bookmarks menu now
(turning them into a Safari/Tiger-based Leopard Cover Flow Finder
window, sort of, which actually works). I was just explaining how the
feature Top Sites wasn't there in my Tiger until recently, and then
all of a sudden it was. I get how the feature works. I can see now
how it could be more than eye candy to some. It's all in how you use
a web browser, I suppose. I don't typically have 40 pages open and
hop back and forth between them, myself.
Sean Carroll
slcarr...@me.com
Power Mac G4 AGP "Sawtooth" 1.0 GHz, 2 GB RAM, 1 each SATA (750 GB) &
PATA (160 GB) hard drives, gigabit ethernet & USB 2.0, ATI Radeon 9800
Pro, Mac OS X Tiger 10.4.11 & Leopard 10.5.8
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