Over on this opinion/editorial blog type thing is spewing some derbis straight from Steve's reality distortion feild (why do all Mac folks insist on bending reality?)
In his review of the Safari browser he claims that Safari is gonna change the entire web as we know it. Why?
Read on.
First off, he claims its standard compliance will benefit web designers who are largley a Mac crowd. (I think that used to be truer than it is today). This is fine.
But then he goes on to say that Mac users actually make up 30% of the market share (Home desktops)
I mean WTF? Where is this number coming from?
You gotta check out the other claims. Its just nuts.
Safari is a nice browser. It makes not using IE on a Mac a reality. But so does Mozilla.
Read the article.
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Over on this opinion/editorial blog type thing is spewing some derbis straight from Steve's reality distortion feild (why do all Mac folks insist on bending reality?) In his review of the Safari browser he claims that Safari is gonna change the entire web as we know it. Why? Read on. First off, he claims its standard compliance will benefit web designers who are largley a Mac crowd. (I think that used to be truer than it is today). This is fine. But then he goes on to say that Mac users actually make up 30% of the market share (Home desktops) I mean WTF? Where is this number coming from? You gotta check out the other claims. Its just nuts. Safari is a nice browser. It makes not using IE on a Mac a reality. But so does Mozilla. Read the article.