How hard is it to refuse to use services that don't support the Mac and send letters to the offending companies telling them to screw themselves?upperblue79 said:how hard is it to conform to the web standard so we can avoid this???
After Yahoo's recent security changes I contacted Yahoo to tell them that blocking out 3rd party software was terrible for the mac community, because personally, I like the yahoo chat rooms and yahoo java chat is not pleasent, and the woman with whom I spoke to informed me that yahoo does not support the mac community and that I was even lucky they made an IM client and if I want features beyond that, I should join the rest of the world and use Micro$oft Wiindows. I don't know if this is the official view of yahoo, it could be just hers, but it is something to think about - why does the windows version have so many features they can't put on the mac.......?
Hi Guest,
Rest assured the response you received does not reflect Yahoo!'s position on supporting the Mac OS platform. Rather, we are very committed to providing options for Yahoo! users on Mac OS. There are certain technical limitations that have prevented us from brining features such as voice chat and IMVs to the Mac, but please trust that we hear all of your feedback and are working hard to bring the Yahoo! experience on Mac OS up to speed with your expectations. Thanks for your patience!
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Elan0204 said:And, upperblue79, your signature would be much much easier to read if the whole thing wasn't a giant underlined link.
upperblue79 said:Better now??
CubaTBird said:i finally got launch to work on my ibook... u have to use netscape 4.7 via classic mode.. once u got that you have to dl wmp 7.1 for os 9 and install that... it can take half and hour to install, which was beyond me.. after that i was able view videos okay
I tried to watch a music video using the latest version of Safari, and I got a message saying that I must use Netscape 4.7. So I loaded Netscape and tried to go to your site, but it won't load. I only get the "headings" up the top of the page (Launchcast radio, Music Videos, Artists, Shop). Any ideas?
Unfortunately, at this time the only browsers which are capable of supporting LAUNCHcast for the Mac are Netscape versions 4.5-4.79.
Horrortaxi said:Two words: screw them.
If they won't make it easy for you to get their content then they don't deserve your time. They're telling you "we don't want your kind here." Give them what they want.
It's really easy because I couldn't care less about free music videos. I am doing without some things I'd really rather have because the people who have them won't support Macs. All it takes is a backbone.dorqiekat said:It's easy to hate them and screw them, but you're still loosing out on free music videos.
Ninja_Turtle said:i suggest you go to rollingstone.com ... they have tons of Quicktime music videos and couple of windows media videos