Mac-using readers (ie. Colin, my dad, and… actually, that might be it. But hey, that’s 50%!) should check out this list of the Mac software you should know about.
Jonathan Sanderson’s weblog, since 2001.
Mac-using readers (ie. Colin, my dad, and… actually, that might be it. But hey, that’s 50%!) should check out this list of the Mac software you should know about.
[cough]
Oh, get over it. You should know most of that stuff anyway. T’ch!
are there any good reasons for me to get Firefox?
OK, that’s Colin, my dad, Martin, and John.
Firefox is a very good browser, and occasionally you’ll come across a site that doesn’t work in Safari but does in FireFox. So it can be handy to have around. But I can’t say I really use it myself other than for testing purposes.
Personally, I use OmniWeb, which is essentially Safari with a few nice twiddly bits lobbed in. The most useful of these — saving your session when you quit so you don’t lose all the sites you’re looking at, and draggable tabs — can be grafted onto Safari using Saft.
[nutha cough]
[cough]
Anything that might be at all useful for me is doomed. I click on the link and it tells me there’s a problem with my ‘data server’. Maybe I should contact my web system admin. … OH JONATHAN!!
I use two macs. It just about works.
Nah, it’s borked here too, right now — I think the linked host has database problems. Try again later.