I never seem to have that problem with safari, I just like the idea but I can see how that would be an issue for some. I would think all you would have to do is.... click again, eh?
As everyone else pointed out so well was cookie control.
The toolbar, over looked by most, was a another huge factor for me wanted be able to have every pixel i can get for a web page. I loved how the link was in the toolbar too. Also on the toolbar, why was apple the first one to put the reload and stop button in one? I'm I the only person in the world that thinks that was just genius?!?! anywho...
Back in the days of 3 browsers (ie, mozilla, omniweb) Omniweb won me over based on loading fast and looking so damn good but now the heat is on with Chimera, Phoenix (why? i don't know), Safari but I think if Onmiweb can take what made it and other browsers great I would gladly jump right back, and keep chimera on the side, we all know why;)
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I did it, was never hard for me but I understand what I'm doing, for the most part. I been using macs back in the Apple IIe days and with a little linux experience under my belt the terminal was not that hard. Plus I'm trying the learn the damn thing, its surprising how helpful the terminal can be. Its like having a AAA card when your car breaks down, you dont want to be forced use it but its nice to know its there if you need it.
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Not that I ever met the guy... My guess is wma will be made into aac files. That would give "support" for wma without losing his... precious.
iSync is from the same guys that froze hell
I never seem to have that problem with safari, I just like the idea but I can see how that would be an issue for some. I would think all you would have to do is.... click again, eh?
As everyone else pointed out so well was cookie control.
The toolbar, over looked by most, was a another huge factor for me wanted be able to have every pixel i can get for a web page. I loved how the link was in the toolbar too. Also on the toolbar, why was apple the first one to put the reload and stop button in one? I'm I the only person in the world that thinks that was just genius?!?! anywho...
Back in the days of 3 browsers (ie, mozilla, omniweb) Omniweb won me over based on loading fast and looking so damn good but now the heat is on with Chimera, Phoenix (why? i don't know), Safari but I think if Onmiweb can take what made it and other browsers great I would gladly jump right back, and keep chimera on the side, we all know why ;)
I would think sending an email to Public.Affairs@ta.doc.gov would work also.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Further information relevant to the substantive issues to be addressed by this workshop may be obtained from Chris Israel Deputy Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy, Technology Administration, (202) 482-5687. Limited seating will be available to members of the general public. It is recommended that persons wishing to become general public attendees arrive early, as seating will be first come, first served.
I did it, was never hard for me but I understand what I'm doing, for the most part. I been using macs back in the Apple IIe days and with a little linux experience under my belt the terminal was not that hard. Plus I'm trying the learn the damn thing, its surprising how helpful the terminal can be. Its like having a AAA card when your car breaks down, you dont want to be forced use it but its nice to know its there if you need it.