It's a feature available to Cocoa apps. Chrome and Firefox are not based on Cocoa.OK, maybe it's limited to Apple apps. I'm not sure.
what is with the ads at the bottom... are they spoiler-free?
I was trying to check, but my domain statistics seems to be broken. I need to fix that. SorryIf you want though, you can check the bit.ly statistics: http://bit.ly/info/cQZLri
You really don't have to do that. Just open this page and it'll automatically check the links for you without having to reload the page.From podcast's XML source, links follow the structure:
http://movies.apple.com/datapub/us/podcasts/apple_keynotes/??????.m4v
?????? previously was sept2009_evt, wwdc2009, iphone-os-3-preview-event-20090317, macworld2009keynote
So it's hard to guess that ?????, if you guess wrong, you get Apple's 404 page (you have to ignore links in the bottom), and iphone-os-3-preview-event-20090317 example shows that the link may include spoiler of some sort.
Knowing how Apple likes to do things, it's probably a feature reserved for Cocoa-based applications.
Jeez, all this Apple talk, I'm beginning to wonder...Am I the only Commie here on Windows???![]()
Jeez, all this Apple talk, I'm beginning to wonder...Am I the only Commie here on Windows???![]()
Jeez, all this Apple talk, I'm beginning to wonder...Am I the only Commie here on Windows???![]()
Jeez, all this Apple talk, I'm beginning to wonder...Am I the only Commie here on Windows???![]()
Heh, rickrollingThanks, I posted earlier and said if your link went to rickroll you would be genius! lol
It's a feature available to Cocoa apps. Chrome and Firefox are not based on Cocoa.
Have fun waiting all!