Or “Firefox 1 – Safari 0”.
Usually I use Safari on the mac, just because it’s more integrated with the OS. I think Firefox 3 will solve this. Anyway, whe I’m web-developing Firefox is much betterjust because of the Web Developer Toolbar Extension.
One problem of developing late at night is that the chances of doing something wrong arise. Yesterday, after 2 hours working mostly in the CSS stylesheet of a web page, I ran the wrong command and deleted the file. Stupid koke!
But nothing was totally lost. Go to Firefox, File -> Work Offline. Load about:cache and there it is. In fact, since Rails appends an unique sequence number after css and JS links (like /stylesheets/scaffold.css?1163818199), to avoid caching in development mode, I had all versions with me.
No need to say, after being able to breathe again I did a svn commit and went to sleep.
Hmm, that sounds like a wonderful use case for the a time machine alike solution we could deploy in Ubuntu…Gotta got an start a spec I guess