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Do not let the "complexity" of the FAQ scare anyone off. It is a well document 15 pages of how to do what and why you are doing it. ...

Do not let the "complexity" of the FAQ scare anyone off. It is a well document 15 pages of how to do what and why you are doing it. ...

Do not let the "complexity" of the FAQ scare anyone off. It is a well document 15 pages of how to do what and why you are doing it. ...

Do not let the "complexity" of the FAQ scare anyone off. It is a well document 15 pages of how to do what and why you are doing it. ...

So, Apple has agreed to put forward Internet Explorer as their browser for OS X, and I'm sure they would have trouble producing their own browser as they would not be able to include it as the default. ...

r sneakypeak builds are more stable. The great thing about Omniweb is that it's feature packed, it's at least as fast as IE, and it's gorgeous. There are a few pages it cannot view, but in my experience the page layout in OW is fine. And I like supporting a company like OW. ...

Mozilla has the potential to be a great browser on the Mac platform... But there's one slight problem. Right now, there are two Mac Mozilla projects proceeding on different paths. ...

ab, maybe, but it doesn't have the features IE has. Netscape, definealty not. Opera, yes, cool, and really fast, but they are WAY too slow on delvelopment of the OS X version, and releasing an OS 9 5.0 final version while the Carbon version shows something about the Opera team's mac knowledge. And WHY carbon? ...

Forcing yourself to go on OS X is no different than forcing yourself onto windows, solaris, be etc etc. ...

OW is a little faster though. IE has so many redrawing problems and OW is too featureless to use full time. I was on my Dad's Crappy PC and the damn thing loaded pages at lightning speed. UGH! I totally despise MS and I'm beginning to think Microsoft's alleged "Mac Developers" can even program their way out of a wet paper bag. ...