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OmniWeb 3.0 is the only native web browser for Mac OS X Server and Mac OS X, and the only web browser on any platform that is truly multithreaded it will actually get faster on multiprocessor machines. OmniWeb has undergone three major architecture rewrites since its early days ñ it is now so modular that InfoSeek and other companies have licensed sections of its library to parse HTML files quickly. OmniWeb is the most mature web browser in existence: its first version was released on March 3, 1994, before Netscape incorporated and before Spry wrote Internet Explorer for Microsoft. Representing almost exactly two years of development since OmniWeb 2.7, the 3.0 release adds functionality, speed, and compatibility to a web browser that was already much-loved for its ease-of-use and clean interface. The Omni Group announced today that they have shipped OmniWeb 3.0 for Mac OS X Server, Mac OS X DP1, and OpenStep 4.2 systems. The new version includes a host of new features and improved performance.

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Anyway, worse was to come - I went back and saw that they also bought iView Multimedia, which is likely to mean I have to scratch iView Media Pro from my 'prospective tools' list (I'm still managing my photos on a filesystem, but sometimes I wish I had something better than the Finder to browse thumbnails).The Omni Group has released OmniWeb 3.0, their web browser that began life on OpenSTEP and NeXTStep. There go a few of my favorite tools for managing XP like a real OS and not a sack of bugs. I sort of tuned out the latest Microsoft acquisitions, but when I noticed that SysInternals was bought ( via Bruno Rodrigues), I was dumbstruck.Keep it up, Mark, one of these days you'll be hosting the Geek Daily Show. Mark Pilgrim mocks (but emulates) those trying to turn the Internet into TV, this time using a decent video format.It's just one of those neat things to have.

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I have yet to get myself a Bluetooth GPS that fits my requirements, but my need for one is. Mobile GMaps was updated again, with minor tweaks to its GPS support.Tim Gaden has a nice piece on Tracks, a wonderful Ruby-based GTD solution I had stumbled upon myself a while back and that is, oh.Obviously, Murphy felt I had to check my cosmos right when it was a bit wonky. So far, things are looking OK, but the blog doesn't seem to be recognized - then again, I'm not into ego massages (I don't check Technorati that often). David Sifry was kind enough to drop a comment on my Technorati post.It's good news, but by no means world domination - get a grip, people, and stay out of the sun. Make sure you read the original piece as well as the Infinite Loop breakdown, since the overall market quota hasn't climbed that much. There's a bunch of noise regarding Apple's market share.The Reuters site is unusable with it, though. Given that I used OmniWeb for a good while until Safari came along, it's nice to be back for a bit. The OmniWeb 5.5 beta 1 is now public, and although I'm not keen on the 'sidebar tabs', it feels fast and has a number of neat features.My replies will be just as spotty, but at least you'll know I'm looking at that mailbox. First off, postage warning - I will be freezing my Gmail and accounts temporarily as I re-arrange my procmail/ SpamAssassin/ IMAP setup, so if you need to get hold of me during the next few weeks, e-mail me at my.