For best performance, open all your tabs as soon as you open Safari for minimal waiting while browsing or working, but otherwise, it is ideal for single-tasking or with a lower quantity of tabs open simultaneously. That said, Safari is pretty stable and can consistently handle numerous open tabs across multiple windows without crashing. Safari does not load tabs until you use them to preserve battery and system resources, so compared to other options, Safari is slower for starting a browsing session.

– This browser archive has version 1.Safari: Medium in Speed, High in Convenience.

^ Inc, IDG Network World (22 August 1994).

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Version 1.00 was released on with the commentary: 'We know there is much to be improved, but it works well on system 7 and system 6.0.5'. Pre-alpha version were available, but this version worked only on 'coliur mac but not on big black and white ones it seems.' Pellow worked originally on the Line Mode Browser and both browsers shared some parts of the source code after her switching. It was written at CERN by Robert Cailliau and later Nicola Pellow helped with the development. The browser is no longer available from its original ftp location, but can still be downloaded from mirrors. MacMac It was a commercial product from CERN and cost 50 European Currency Units

Early mac web browsers