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Doctor Q said:
(PlaceofDis: New threads are free. Next time, please start one in the Software Discussion and Help forum, even for little side questions. That way, others who know the answer or have the same question are more likely to find it.)
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You could make a lot of money Doctor Q if you told 'em to PayPal you a nickel for each new thread they started....

Its nice to see Google doing more of these things. Good company. I like it! :D
 
wrldwzrd89 said:
Are any of these features Google Maps depends on not in Safari? The article you linked to doesn't make anty specific Safari references that I noticed...
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It's in some of the comments below:

At 7:47 PM, Anonymous said...

Google Maps almost supprts Safari, in the same way that Safari almost supports web standards. As soon as KHTML becomes a standards-compliant engine, Safari will work on a lot more sites.

Wouldn't be a problem if Safari had started with Gecko engine.
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At 7:55 PM, Anonymous said...

KHTML is a lot less compliant than Gecko, true. The thing is that Safari has a branch of KHTML that is slowly getting better. It's still not there yet, but it's getting pretty close. I use Safari as my primary web browser, but I always check things I'm creating with Mozilla first and then Safari second.
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works in canada too.

this thing is amazing, it finds anything, you just type what, and where. anything from the golfcourse to the gentlemen's clubs. truly amazing

plus it is so much faster/easier/nicer then mapquest.

ahh you must try this thing, i cannot get over it
 
aethier said:
works in canada too.

this thing is amazing, it finds anything, you just type what, and where. anything from the golfcourse to the gentlemen's clubs. truly amazing

plus it is so much faster/easier/nicer then mapquest.

ahh you must try this thing, i cannot get over it
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I would love to try it out for myself, but, due to some teething compatibility issues, it doesn't yet work with WebKit-based browsers like Safari and Shiira - which is all I have right now.
 
Heck yeah! This is awesome. Once they support Safari, I'll be bookmarking this. Until that time, I guess I'll have to "suffer" with Mapquest. ;)
 
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