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"Hey, have you tried Safari? It's pretty great. Why don't you give it a try?" "Umm, hey there...me again. You still haven't tried Safari? What's wrong? Want me
by deong 9y ago
"Hey, have you tried Safari? It's pretty great. Why don't you give it a try?"
"Umm, hey there...me again. You still haven't tried Safari? What's wrong? Want me to launch it for you?"
"Ok, this is getting a little awkward. We worked pretty hard making Safari, and you won't even try it? I'm trying to not be insulted here, but you're not making it easy."
"Listen motherfucker. You know that Keychain thing that you don't really pay much attention to. Well, I control that. If you want to see your Gmail password again, try motherfucking Safari. Clicky clicky, you lazy fuck."
- kemayo 9y agoInteresting. I don't use Safari, and have never seen "try Safari" notifications. I wonder what the criteria for it are.
- tomsmeding 9y agoI don't use Safari, I use Chrome normally but Firefox sometimes. Never seen notifications like that, to be honest. Like the sibling comment, I wonder what the criteria for that nagging is. Maybe it's A/B testing, and you fell in the unlucky category?
- acomjean 9y agoMy favorite is the, "a keynote upgrade is available" on each launch. Only to find out after clicking its "only after you update your OS!" (I'm was on mavericks) And the "please use iCloud..." On cars we used to call them "guilt buttons" for plastic shaped like buttons on the dashboard for options you didn't purchase.