Vector Safari

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Oh, how many times have I wanted a high-res version of a browser window to frame vector mockups of a website? Well... lots of times! I was just pointed to this fantastic free vector drawing of the Safari browser window designed for just this purpose. It's a 600kb Illustrator file with a nicely detailed window all ready for you to fill with your concept. You can thank Mr. Dave Simon from Oddlaa Creative for the metallic goodness. Now, I'm just holding my breath for Windows and Mac versions of a Firefox window!

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Dave Simon -

http://www.oddlaa.com/

I'm pretty sure you might turn blue before there would be a Windows version. :) Windows is just so UGLY.

As far as a Firefox, that might happen.

P.S. It's Oddlaa, not Oodlaa. :)

Daniel Burka -

Oops, all those round shapes messed with my head: spelling fixed Dave. A Mac Firefox version would be great. Nudge nudge.

Dave Simon -

http://www.oddlaa.com/

Daniel -

I'm swamped with work, but next downtime, Vector Firefox will be born from the flames. Or whatever Firefoxes come from.

I'd probably do a Windows version while I'm at it, although I can't think of a reason someone would use it. ;) Would just need a screen capture from XP. See, my test box only runs Win98.

WWCR -

Mac has no use for any browser but Safari, it's the world's #1 in my opinion, Firefox isn't even half the browser Safari is. Too bad it's only available to Mac users but hey Mac always gets the cooler toys.

mac's are for women -

@wwcr

you need to settle down drinking that mac kool-aid
gawd, if mac had a wang, you'd be sucking

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Daniel Burka

My name is Daniel Burka. I'm a web designer living in San Francisco. Currently, I'm the director of design with a startup called Tiny Speck and for several years I was the creative director at Digg. I grew up in PEI, Canada, where I was one of the founders of silverorange. Aside from obsessing about interface design and css selectors, I'm a frequently-falling rock climber, a lazy cyclist, and an often out-of-bounds disc golfer.

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I'm a web designer living in San Francisco, California. I sometimes get the chance to present lectures and workshops at conferences around the world, where I speak about iterative design strategies, designing for large online communities, and more broadly about interface design for web applications. I've posted many of the slides from past presentations I've done on Slideshare.

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