Safari Validator 1.1

Safari Validator is a Safari extension which allows you to validate your website for (x)html compliance. The actual validation is done by Tidy, the W3C validator and the http://validator.nu HTML5 validator. This plugin was initially modeled after a similar plugin for Firefox.<br /><br />How it works:<br /><br />The extension bar will show the amount of warnings and errors the current page has, along with a small icon. Both Tidy and W3C results will be shown, as they may differ sometimes in the amount of errors and warnings. The HTML5 results are shown only when the loaded page is HTML5. Tidy and W3C are then omitted as they are not relevant for HTML5 pages.<br /><br />W3C and Tidy validation results<br /><br />Clicking on the Tidy results will show the source of the current page. The lines containing errors are highlighted so they can be located easily. Doubleclicking on a warning or error in the list will position the cursor at the correct location in the html source text.<br /><br />Tidy results<br /><br />Clicking on the W3C results will open a new browser window, containing the report generated by the W3C validator.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Mac, Mac OS X v10.5
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