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Going On A Safari. A few years ago I started this blog to try and document some issues I encountered with Apples Safari browser, but since then, the three major browsers Safari, FireFox, and IE7 have done a better job of converging upon common standards. Now this has become a little more diverse. Tuesday, May 19, 2009. Scriptaculous Autocomplete Page Jump Using Arrow Keys. Good find Jason Gill! Jason found a nice and easy way to tame the wild beast. Once again, great find Jason! Posted by Scott Tabar.CONTENT
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