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Great! I like how safari looks but Apple's refusal to allow third party extensions has always soured me on the program and meant I never really seriously adopte
by sailormoon 17y ago
Great! I like how safari looks but Apple's refusal to allow third party extensions has always soured me on the program and meant I never really seriously adopted it over FF. I just cannot live without ABP.
Chrome's a great browser and with the extensions has become the best browser on Windows IMO. Mac doesn't support extensions yet but they are presumably coming, and when they do it'll be the best browser on Mac, too, unless FF pulls something out of their hat ..
- cstejerean 17y agoWhat do you mean by 'Apple's refusal to allow third party extensions'? For example, I'm using Click to Flash for in Safari at the moment.
- panic 17y agoClick to Flash isn't really an extension. Your browser sees it, like Flash, as a plug-in that can handle certain content. But instead of actually presenting that content, it draws a gradient and some text until you click on it (at which point it hands control off to the actual Flash plug-in). Real browser extensions allow you to do a lot more than this.