This site seems to interface with Safari....way better than with the Blue E.
It's more like a word processor; e.g. if you see a red line (typo): highlight, click right, the correct spelling will pop up.
It's more like a word processor; e.g. if you see a red line (typo): highlight, click right, the correct spelling will pop up.
personally not a huge fan of Safari, but maybe cause I'd been using Firefox for years before getting my Macs at home
one thing for sure though - as much as I love my iPhone, this site is not particularly friendly to teeny touch screen iOS devices
I use Safari when a site is set up for Chrome. That's about the only time, so twice a month or so. Chrome is the fastest I have and the easiest to use. For me anyway. I dumped FF for Chrome years ago when it came out and won't be going back.
Safari is my #2 browser. I like the forum on my primary browser iCab (time for a trip to the local Apple store if you wanna run that Doug). FireFox is 3rd string. Chrome doesn't run on the majority of my machines.
Internet Exploder is not available on the Mac.
dave
Internet Exploder is not available on the Mac.
dave
ARTA ATTACK?
Apple store....now that would make me nervous.
The next computer goal is to lean ARTA, or just enough to test speakers (probably out in the middle of the back yard).
soundhobby.com/measurementsystem.htm
Apple store....now that would make me nervous.
The next computer goal is to lean ARTA, or just enough to test speakers (probably out in the middle of the back yard).
soundhobby.com/measurementsystem.htm
It is at least a half-decade out of date (last update 2003) and with PPC code so won't run on the latest OSs.
dave
The Firefox seems better, it even had popup blocker, what IE9 dont have, but IE9 had folders to store favorites, which I had over 500.
firefox is very good except in speed , sometimes it´s to slow opening some sites , tryed opera it´s ok , i still havent tryed chrome
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