This image is not doctored. Safari 3.0 has an AppleScript tab object. Only took them four damn years.
As If a Million AppleScripters Cried Out In Horror (For Four Years) And Were Suddenly Silenced
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Except that it is not clear how or whether it is possible to actually create a new tab: http://lists.apple.com/archives/AppleScript-Users/2007/Jun/msg00153.html
By Jim DeVona · 2007.06.17 18:30
what app is the screen shot of?
Presumably you don’t create tabs, you open a new document and get its tab.
By Barrie Green · 2007.06.17 21:32
Script Editor. (It’s in Applications → AppleScript.) Choose File → Open Dictionary… and pick Safari - or command+drag the Safari dock icon to the Script Editor dock icon.
By Jesper · 2007.06.17 23:24
errr, hi? ^_^
Long time no see.. just to drop a visit >_>.
By Reinfors · 2007.06.18 06:31