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Firefox may not have a Cocoa feel but he prefers it over Safari anyway since it serves him better. So apparently native look 'n feel isn't all that for some pe
by aerique 17y ago
Firefox may not have a Cocoa feel but he prefers it over Safari anyway since it serves him better. So apparently native look 'n feel isn't all that for some people in their choice of applications.
I feel the same way about Safari on my iPhone. I quickly ditched that for a better browser.
- toisanji 17y agoWhich browser is that?
- aerique 17y agoI use iCab Mobile because I can't browse without being able to open links in background tabs and I like its fullscreen mode as well.
- chbarts 17y ago> So apparently native look 'n feel isn't all that for some people in their choice of applications. Heresy in Mac-land. This is contrary to just about everything the Mac GUI has historically tried to support/enforce.
- robak 17y agoYou got it wrong: heresy is a company punishing its customers. If customer wants Firefox GUI s(he) should get it. No worries, Mr. market will enforce that as it did many times in the past, especially with Apple. Jobs' close system philosophy almost killed the Company in the past, maybe it'll kill it for good this time.