Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 20th Jun 2007 09:26 UTC, submitted by TB
"Apple's Safari is making its way to the Windows platform with the serious intention of making a dent in the market. As brilliant as the people are at Apple, I can't help but laugh at their, to put it politely, delusion. Before I ramble on too much, here are my five reasons why Safari will fail on the Windows platform." My take: Safari on Windows isn't here to take over the Windows browsing market. It's here for the iPhone.
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2005-11-29
Sorry, that's just untrue. On Vista Media Player, IE7, AND Visual Studio use the Common Windows UI.
And yes, the bugs were elementary. Why don't you LOOK at the nature of the bugs? I'd understand if it was some obscure exploitation in a certain component of the Browser but something as obvious as this is simply unacceptable.
Now, do you agree they're elementary or not? I really don't know your stance.