You’ll note, Chrome is not an option and Safari is actually seizing the default browser option away from Chrome where I’ve also set it. I have no idea why there is more than one way to set a default application or why Apple is allowed to do this on Windows, but it’s damn sneaky.
Safari blocks Chrome from being your default browser
February 26th, 2009 · View Comments · Safari, apple, software
Safari 4 Quick Take
February 24th, 2009 · View Comments · Safari, apple, software
I just downloaded and installed Safari 4 on two machines – my work laptop (XP) and my netbook (Win7) which are both PC’s. It’s immediately noticeable how quickly pages render and that’s courtesy of Safari’s new javascript engine. Safari also brings HTML 5 and CSS 3 support which is great news for web app developers [...]
Tags: apple·Chrome·javascript·Safari·web 2.0·webkit
Windows 7 beta on the Samsung NC10
January 11th, 2009 · View Comments · gadgets and technology, software
I should probably preface this post by saying I’m far from a windows expert. I am quite comfortable within XP but don’t really have much experience in Vista outside of the few occasions I’ve launched it in VMware to flash a phone. I use XP daily for work, but basically just tolerate how it all [...]
Tags: Boingo·Chrome·Evernote·Firefox·itunes·Launchy·mobile·netbook·OpenOffice·Samsung NC10·Skype·Tweetdeck·Windows 7·Windows Live Writer·WinSCP