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The bizarre part is that most of the store actually is a website (CSS/HTML), and iTunes renders it with Webkit, but it can only be viewed from within iTunes...
by mediaman 16y ago
The bizarre part is that most of the store actually is a website (CSS/HTML), and iTunes renders it with Webkit, but it can only be viewed from within iTunes...
- lukifer 16y agoI wonder what it would take to fake the User Agent such that it can be loaded in Chrome or Safari? Wish I had time to tinker with it. :)
- jamesbritt 16y agoIt's a weird mix of the worst of both worlds. It feels very much like a Web site (i.e. slow), yet I cannot do useful Web stuff, such as open links in new tabs so as to not lose my place when browsing around. Very frustrating, so I don't use it.