They "fixed" it? #
Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 16:14 GMT
But I thought it wasn't an issue? ;-)
They changed their tune rather quickly!
Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 14:24 GMT
Is not finished obliterating the M$ PCs, he's back, after carpet bombing it's time for Fox fire hunting.
/hunting horn please.
Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 16:14 GMT
But I thought it wasn't an issue? ;-)
They changed their tune rather quickly!
Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 18:53 GMT
Not just changed there tune, they changed there iTune.
//gets coat
Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 21:17 GMT
There can't be anything wrong with Safari. Apple is perfect. They don't make mistakes.
Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 21:17 GMT
You mean if you in stall Safari it F--ks with other installed browser ?? Even microsoft didnt go that far. I dont gve a damn what you say. If I install X software and it screws up Y software which competes with X, then maker of X should come under fire.
Posted Tuesday 24th June 2008 02:45 GMT
Safari are picking on Firefox now? Now the 'tards will really get in a lather.
Posted Tuesday 24th June 2008 09:24 GMT
It can't be fun for the guys at Apple who are having to develop Safari for Windows - it's a really important product (iPhone and MobileMe are both very high profile projects which benefit from having this app) but it must feel like plugging a dam just to keep it safe... let alone actually implementing improvements!
And it cracks me up the immediate assumption that Safari "breaks" Firefox... maybe Firefox breaks Safari? On Windows - who knows...