Apple is doing the pc community a big favor by extending you the ability to see what Mac users see when they browse the net: nicer looking websites. As a professional web designer I have to test all my sites on different browser versions, on different systems. I am often disappointed to see my beautiful work look different on PCs. I have grown used to it as it being the norm. However I was pleased to see how Safari on pc looks every bit as good on a Mac, especially with regards to text. I don't know how a previous reviewer claimed it doesn't display bold properly. That isn't the case at all and as stated, text looks beautiful in Safari while in pc's EI, Firefox and Netscape it displays rather thin, rough. Firefox and Netscape are the same app and they are in turn a complete copy of EI. Only Safari does a different job and doesn't follow the tired EI recipe.

Oh and the Safari's interface is uncluttered and elegant, unlike the other choices. So far I haven't come across any issues and for a beta I say this works pretty good and functions and looks every bit as good as Mac's v3. I recommend this, only if to extend to you a nicer, cleaner browsing experience, something that up to now only Mac users have had.