Let's go on a Safari!

goldbug

For those who produce IE-centric websites, FYI:

http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/06/16/HNmsceaseie_1.html

stolzyboy

i've been using Safari on my powerbook at home for quite awhile now, and i haven't noticed any problems with it as far as going to sites that are more than likely IE compatible

i have a feeling that Apple worked their browser closer to IE's compatibility since most developers develop for IE, and if Apple wanted a good workable product, they knew they needed to do something, not like IE persay, but that works and acts like it so people wouldn't be upset that IE is gone

i personally love Safari, it hauls arse compared to the Mac IE and PC IE, IMHO

jstarkey

Evidentally, there will be no more Mac IE. They're stopping production of it and embedding IE into the Windows, completely.

goldbug

<<--- wishes he had Safari, but alas is still rocking on 10.1

stolzyboy

you should really look into jaguar, it is a huge performace gainer for everything all around, folder browsing, apps, startup, shutdown, everything

goldbug

Originally posted by stolzyboy
you should really look into jaguar, it is a huge performace gainer for everything all around, folder browsing, apps, startup, shutdown, everything

Yeah, donate $100 to the cause, and I'll consider it 🙂

For know, I'll just wait until Panther comes out so I'm not paying twice.

stolzyboy

use a friends 😉

goldbug

I -could-, but I'm trying my hardest to keep all my software "legit" these days. 🙂

Mordecai

Originally posted by goldbug
I -could-, but I'm trying my hardest to keep all my software "legit" these days. 🙂

What was that? I think you lost me...

(😛)

stolzyboy

yeah, it is nice to keep all software "legit", it's just kinda hard sometimes when you are in a pinch

last time i used someone else's software, i felt kinda guilty so i went to ebay and bought a legal license of it so i at least had the license key