I just updated to the new safari and noticed a few changes.
first - they have combined the address bar and google searching..
took me 5 secs to figure that out LOL

but one thing they did move and can not find it any where..
delete cache option..
has anyone figured that out?

Hello,

I found the answer, as many on other sites are asking the same question. You will find a way to Empty Cache by first, activating the Develop into the Menu, you will find the Empty Cache inside the Developer Menu. Such a strange place to put it. Wonder why Apple did that?

If a mod has a moment, could we create a "Safari 6" thread?

Just upgraded to Safari 6 on my MBP running Lion. I'll move to Mountain Lion in the next day or two - but at the moment I'm stuck in a bus station for a couple of hours.

One new feature - could be very useful - under Safari Preferences we now have a "Passwords" pane... will this put 1Password out of business?

NO WAY.. wow how stupid..
thank you for the tip..
I think they did it that way so you can be tracked.. LOL - hence my request..

If a mod has a moment, could we create a "Safari 6" thread?

Just upgraded to Safari 6 on my MBP running Lion. I'll move to Mountain Lion in the next day or two - but at the moment I'm stuck in a bus station for a couple of hours.

One new feature - could be very useful - under Safari Preferences we now have a "Passwords" pane... will this put 1Password out of business?

scary thing with apple is.. it is in clear text - which is bad if someone figures out the password to your computer.

Hm. And here's something I *don't* like. The new implementation of tabs - leaves no empty space on the tab bar. I've long used the double-click in the tab bar to open a new empty tab - now you have to either use the keystroke (Command-T) or click on the "+" sign at the right end of the tab bar. :(

welcome to the world of ipadification. Seems - that 4million sales of macs vs 25 million + idevices = everything will soon be iOS to the reluctance of the few that still want a full blown system.

Hello,

I found the answer, as many on other sites are asking the same question. You will find a way to Empty Cache by first, activating the Develop into the Menu, you will find the Empty Cache inside the Developer Menu. Such a strange place to put it. Wonder why Apple did that?

Exactly how do you do this? Where is the developer menu?

Exactly how do you do this? Where is the developer menu?

go to prefs and then advanced and then check enable developer

Hm. And here's something I *don't* like. The new implementation of tabs - leaves no empty space on the tab bar. I've long used the double-click in the tab bar to open a new empty tab - now you have to either use the keystroke (Command-T) or click on the "+" sign at the right end of the tab bar. :(

I agree, but right clicking on the tab bar gives you a new tab option.