Check this out, I accidentally ended up on what appears to be a much older apple.com site design
http://i.imgur.com/sP23C.png
http://i.imgur.com/sP23C.png
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How in the world did I end up here?
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That is an older apple.com design.. I'm not sure how you ended up there though. The only time I have been able to do something like that is using the wayback machine. I've spent over an hour on there before just looking up old pages for well know websites, its pretty interesting how the layout and style of web pages has changed over the years.
iJohnHenry
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How can this be a cache issue? Unless his computer is from years ago and he hasn't reset his browser.
Or am I missing something?
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iJohnHenry
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aarond12
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I ran into that the other day when iCloud was having problems. I was shocked to see ©2007 at the bottom of the page. Don't they clean out these things occasionally?
I automatically assume the people here are "techie", so I thought you were serious. lol
I've heard some people say to "clear your cache" when occasionally Apple accidentally (or intentionally) reverts back to Snow Leopard images on their site. I myself do not understand that considering that the browser would have to be untouched for many months to still have Snow Leopard web graphics in its cache! That guy wasn't joking, so I thought you weren't joking. I thought I was missing something...
I thought cache was very temporary, and a quick reset of Safari would erase it...how can people say to clear your cache for the above situation I mentioned?
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