The effect of this problem will likely be diminished by the very large percent (in comparison to that of Windows and Mac Os 9.x or lower users) of OS X users who use browsers other than IE.
In particular, OmniWeb is a very popular browser in the Os X community. It has gained it's remarkable popularity through the fact that it was both reasonably bug free before IE and it also won two awards from apple for being an excellent product.
The way I understand it, They had sorts of feathers to keep warm after hatching to keep them warm (another 'feather in the cap' so to speak, of those who say they were warm blooded)
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The effect of this problem will likely be diminished by the very large percent (in comparison to that of Windows and Mac Os 9.x or lower users) of OS X users who use browsers other than IE.
In particular, OmniWeb is a very popular browser in the Os X community. It has gained it's remarkable popularity through the fact that it was both reasonably bug free before IE and it also won two awards from apple for being an excellent product.
The way I understand it, They had sorts of feathers to keep warm after hatching to keep them warm (another 'feather in the cap' so to speak, of those who say they were warm blooded)