IE doesn't count as a
viable browser.
Maybe I'm a little biased... I used Macs at work for at least 3 years -- enough to
permanently place my Start menu bar on the top of my screen even in Windows for the past decade!
C'mon, admit it -- "pull-down" menus and all -- you know it makes much more sense to pull-down, not drag-up! Freakin' M$ copycats trying the opposite B.S....! Put your Start menu on TOP! You'll love it, cuz it makes more sense -- trust me
Anyway, I pretty much hated iTunes til I got the iPhone last Summer. Now, it's okay. I hardly ever use it at all beyond synching, but, it functions. :shrug:
And I wasn't trying to push Safari, just relate the news. It may have some good things going for it, and some bad things, I don't know -- I still use Firefox as my default. But it's always good to test with the Top Four. (No, I don't yet have the "100/100" Opera browser installed... lol)
