Enjoy
To: aft_lizard
I wonder if this will take a “bite” our of Apple’s sales?
2 posted on
03/31/2008 5:49:57 PM PDT by
papasmurf
(WWOD? (What Would Obama Do?))
To: aft_lizard
I’ve been using Apple’s Safari 3.1 for about a week now, and I’m delighted. It is fast and very stable on XP, better than IE and Firefox in every measurable way.
If there is a downside I haven’t encountered it yet.
3 posted on
03/31/2008 5:50:57 PM PDT by
DieHard the Hunter
(Is mise an ceann-cinnidh. Cha ghéill mi do dhuine. Fàg am bealach.)
To: aft_lizard
I hope this is resolved quickly - I don’t want anything to come between Mac users and their air of haughty superiority.
6 posted on
03/31/2008 6:00:54 PM PDT by
relictele
(American Idol: for those times when karaoke at a local bar just isn't horrid enough)
To: aft_lizard
"Then it tried to force iTunes users to unintentionally download the browser as part of an iTunes update, which included a pre-checked install option for Safari." I saw that earlier last week. Pretty stupid on Apple's part.
8 posted on
04/01/2008 3:50:37 AM PDT by
avg_freeper
(Gunga galunga. Gunga, gunga galunga)
To: aft_lizard
"Miller didn't even have to use new vulnerabilities also known for Safari. The first is a simple overflow attack using zip files." Wow this is really dangerous as I know we all like to go to random websites and download unknown pc zip files on our macs.
9 posted on
04/01/2008 4:00:15 AM PDT by
avg_freeper
(Gunga galunga. Gunga, gunga galunga)
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