Published: 13 Jun 2007 08:34 BST
The public beta offers three download choices: Safari plus Quicktime for Windows XP and Vista, Safari for Windows XP and Vista, and Safari for Mac OS 10.4.9 or later. We downloaded the first option and had Safari up and running within minutes.
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