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edit: after clarification by OP this doesn't relate to what they are talking about. I don't know quite what you are getting at here? Are you suggesting that yo
by edd 16y ago
edit: after clarification by OP this doesn't relate to what they are talking about.
I don't know quite what you are getting at here? Are you suggesting that you can't install plugins to manage different kind of embeds with Safari? As this is just not true: Java, Flash, RealPlayer, QuickTime, Flip4Mac.... these are all plugins built as standard OSX internet plugins. If you want to develop your own go ahead.
I think what you are trying to get at is that you want things that are being natively handled by the browser to be optionally controlled via a plugin. The fragmented state that is what browsers have natively implemented is quite shocking but having everything optionally overridden by plugins would cause even more fragmentation and even more headaches.
- stuntmouse 16y agoI assumed that point was about the lack of support for plugins in Mobile Safari, though I could be mistaken.