Review: Safari for Windows Offers No Compelling Reason to Switch
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Apple's second major foray into the Windows world is a curious choice. Safari has never been especially well-regarded as a browser, even among Mac users, and the new Windows version will do little to convince people in the Microsoft camp to defect.
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A round-up of reviews from around the country  weighing the merits and shortcomings of Apples's latest gadget
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Analysts are still speculating on the rationale behind Apple's decision to release a version of its Safari Web browser for Windows: It could be a play for more marketshare, a bid to bring in more revenues or a way of helping developers reach a wider audience.
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The latest release of Mozilla's lightweight browser for the Mac hints at a major upgrade around the corner. In Monkey Bites.
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SUCH an embarrassment of riches. Apple Macintosh users have two new web browsers to choose from. It&#39;s a curious market. All Macs come with two free browsers: Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer 5.2, and Apple&#39;s own slick and elegant Safari.
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By LEE BARNES  Has Apple CEO Steve Jobs done it again?  No, not really.  On Monday, Jobs introduced the Windows version of Safari, the Web browser that many Mac owners use.
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A few weeks ago I suggested you try a new Internet browser, Firefox. And many of you did. You liked it, for the most part. One thing I forgot to mention was Apple Macintosh users need to be running OS X to
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(InfoWorld) - Apple is becoming a favorite target of security researchers these days. In April, there was the $10,000 CanSecWest hack a Mac contest, and on Monday, there was the Safari Web browser. Or the public beta of Safari for Windows, anyway. Just hours after Apple released its first Windows beta of Safari, researcher Aviv Raff said he'd found a bug. In an interview, Raff said that it took about three minutes of fuzzing to find the bug and that he hadn't tested the issue on Mac OS X. So he couldn't say whether or not it affected Safari on Windows only. The bug causes the browser to crash and "might be exploitable," according to Raff, meaning it could possibly be used to run malware on the PC. Raff was clearly unhappy with Apple's claim that Safari was designed to be "secure from day one" (he called this claim "pathetic"), but he said he wasn't particularly going after Apple. "I don't pick just on Apple," he said. "I've posted about Microsoft and Mozilla issues too." "Everyone has bugs, but not everyone says that they are 'designed to be secured from day one,'" he added. "I guess it's day zero now."
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Mozilla's latest pre-release version of its browser remains buggy, but performance enhancements give us reason to get excited. In Monkey Bites.
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Responding to security concerns, Apple has updated Safari for Windows; beta 3.0.1 is available now.
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Here's a screen shot of the HTML source.  Looks like it's trying to serve some kind of ActiveX control. Happy to be using a Mac.  PS: Scoble just showed up and TM works on his cell phone so there's something weird going on.
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If Internet Explorer weren't bundled with Windows, some Computerworld readers wonder what the browser's market share would be.
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Some Mac users who tried to install a beta version of Apple Inc.'s Safari Web browser are complaining that an installation snafu caused problems on their systems -- and they've had to rely on each other to find a solution.
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Apple launches a version of its web browser Safari for Windows machines.
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Apple's beta version of its Safari Web browser -- released this week for Windows users -- is a speedy app with new features that works as promised. It also offers another glimpse of the big picture: Apple is suddenly, seemingly, everywhere.
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Windows? Linux? Mac OS? One day it won't matter.
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Q:I am now happily using Mozilla Firefox for Web browsing instead of Microsoft Internet Explorer. Now I wonder whether I should also switch to Mozilla&#39;s free e-mail program.