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Wednesday, February 04, 2004

Panther-only software leaves Jaguar users behind

MacWorld UK: "Apple released Safari 1.2 on Tuesday night – but Mac users are frustrated that the brand-new Internet browser requires the most current version of Mac OS X to function. Safari's system requirements demand that Mac OS X 10.3 be installed; causing concern to many of Apple's now 10 million OS X users who have not yet upgraded from a previous version of the 21st century operating system."

Opinions of the Wolf: "Is Apple intentionally doing this to force users to upgrade their OS? Will users keep having to upgrade almost every time there's a new Safari release, like a certain Microsoft company you might know about will be doing with their browser from now on?" [ahem, that will start in 2006 at the earliest and will occur in a major OS upgrade, unlike, say, Panther].

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