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Safari 3.1 has been released, so fire up your software update now (or direct install).

The new release includes features (and many more):

JavaScript performance improvements Standards: Adds support for CSS 3 web fonts Standards: Adds support for CSS transforms and transitions Standards: Adds support for HTML 5 <video> and <audio> elements Standards: Adds support for offline storage for Web applications in SQL databases Standards: Adds support for SVG images in <img> elements and CSS images Standards: Adds support for SVG advanced text Developers: Adds option in Safari preferences to turn on the new Develop menu which contains various web development features Developers: Allows access to Web Inspector Developers: Allows access to Network Timeline Developers: Allows editing CSS in the Web Inspector Developers: Allows custom user agent string Developers: Improves snippet editor

There are also nice user features like double-clicking a link to open in a new window, trackpad gestures, and caps lock view on a password field.

(thanks to Richard Kimber for the quick tip)

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