Safari for Windows!
From the same clueless developers that gave you Quicktime Player for Windows!
Remember that one? If not, let me fresh up your memory:
- Mac look and feel on Windows works like a stripper in a warehouse.
- The start time was so damn long, you hade to plan your movie viewing weeks in advance.
- Eat memory and CPU like nothing else.
- Couldn't save its damn configuration in a multi-user environment.
- THE GOD DAMN UPDATE FUNCTION WOULD LOCK YOUR PC.
- Installed to tray and became memory resident, eating even more CPU/RAM.
- That annoying nag screen!
- It hijacks all the media associations, no matter what you choose during installation.
- Uses a file format no one else gives a stinkin shit about.
- UI less responsive than a dead monkey.
- "oh, we truly do, we truly HATE Apple Quicktime! For a major computer company to push this maliscious, intrusive software on our systems is, or should be, CRIMINAL!" -Philip Gregory
- "everytime quicktime is installed onto a computer, a cute kitten dies" - QTistehSux
- Browser integration, anyone? (expect Safari, of course)
- http://www.we11er.co.uk/blog/2005/08/i-hate-quicktime.html
- People are getting non-iPod mp3-palyers just to avoid the iTune since it includes quicktime.
- Linux support???
Who needs Quicktime player when you can have VLC?
Which brings us back to the Safari discussion :
Who needs Safari for Windows when you can have Firefox (and Opera)?
