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debudebu

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Dec 13, 2008
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Has anyone heard any news of a safari alternative on the Ipad?

I'd like to be able to set background colors to something other than stark white with a different browser, app, userstyles.org type add-in. As far as I know Safari doesn't you to change background setting right? At least it doesn't on my Iphone...
 
cool, it allows background color customization? did a quick goog search and saw conflicting info..
 
As far as I can tell Opera mini was just submitted to the app store, does anyone have news/opinions on it being accepted?
 
As far as I can tell Opera mini was just submitted to the app store, does anyone have news/opinions on it being accepted?

Not as of yet. No clue if Apple will allow it or not, it may fall under the "duplicates an native Apple app" and get lost in the back room, that no one ever checks again...
 
Has anyone heard any news of a safari alternative on the Ipad?

I'd like to be able to set background colors to something other than stark white with a different browser, app, userstyles.org type add-in. As far as I know Safari doesn't you to change background setting right? At least it doesn't on my Iphone...

if you want to customize, the ipad is not for you.
 
if you want to customize, the ipad is not for you.

yeah that's what I'm afraid of, it's just the minor detail of the background color of Webpages I want to customize though. Seems crazy with all the capabilities of new gadgets I can't do this.
 
yeah that's what I'm afraid of, it's just the minor detail of the background color of Webpages I want to customize though. Seems crazy with all the capabilities of new gadgets I can't do this.

When you think about it, web designers put certain background colors in for a reason. If it really bothers you, you can always invert the page for white on black. It works on the iPhone and OSX.
 
Yeah I know they like to keep it closed and secure. It's actually for a medical condition I have with my eye that makes it hard to look at the stark white backgrounds. I wasn't aware you could invert the setting on the Iphone, off to go check that now. thanks
 
I'd clicked that setting before but didn't like how it flipped the Springboard colors to white background. Safari (which I'd never opened after changing this setting) looks how I like though. thanks
 
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