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While Time Machine gained a couple new features in Lion, I’ve just stumbled across one (so far as I know, undocumented) new piece of functionality in Apple’s backup software that will have a lot of users cheering: You can now use a previous Time Machine disk with a new computer and inherit the entire backup history of the older machine. And it doesn’t even require a flux capacitor.

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If you have a backup that extends back to the time that you had Safari 5.0.x I’d try restoring it from that backup. If not, follow along.