[MacMan3]

I don`t know about you guys but i always, by mistake, hit the red bubble with the X in it in Safari instead of clicking the back arrow! I think that a horrible place for the close button. Is there anyway of disabling that and shutting down Safari some other way ? Thanks in advance for any info !

[Tom_Diola]

Instead of hitting the back button try using the Apple & left/right arrow keys (easy to remember and convenient).

[tetley]

Or use a mouse with side buttons to navigate previous and next page.

[pjskelti]

Or backspace and shift/backspace to go back and forth.

[ViolentGreen]

My biggest problem is hitting cmdq when trying to hit cmdw

[Tom_Diola]

I think command -q is used waaay to often in this new OS we have today. Since the new OS is truly multiasking you can leave 10-15 apps open all the time without worrying about the system crashing.People are so used to quitting applications instead of leaving them open. Are you using Panther?

[Harvestr]

I hate when you try to go press the eject CD button and acedentally nock over a lit candle and burn the house down. I really screws up keyboard.

LOL

[ViolentGreen]

Yeah, I'm using panther. I still haven't gotten used to the powerbook's keyboard. I am on dialup so I often open many pages at once so they can load while I am reading others. Not much is more frustrating then having 9-10 tabs of pages to read and hitting cmd+q and losing them all.

[AKS9]

There are shareware apps that open up Safari with all the tabs and windows as they were when you quit safari. I'm not sure of its name, try searching www.versiontracker.com

[SueG]

command-[ to go Back (this may be pressed repeatedly without waiting for the page to come up, Safari will remember how many pages back you want to go)
command-] to go Forward
shift-command-h to go to your Home page
command-w to close the active window
command-q to quit the application