MSNBC.com gets more anti-mac

[hulugu]

Originally posted by oldschool
There is a way to get a DEBUG menu in Safari that allows you to make it look as if Safari is actually Win Explorer. The tip was in the new macworld but I can't post it right now because i'm at school....if anyone knows it throw it up.

You can go into Terminal
type:

defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1

 

[besson3c]

Originally posted by Daveman Deluxe
If webmasters would write their sites according to the W3C's specifications, there wouldn't BE any browser incompatibilities (let's not get into CSS2).

Furthermore, I don't see the benefit of using Windows Media over QuickTime. Windows Media = closed, proprietary, and platform-specific (a lot of the time). QuickTime = open, standards-based, and platform-independent.

Quicktime is not open, and I have no idea what you mean by "standards-based". Care to elaborate?

 

[Horrortaxi]

Anybody is surprised? You know the "MS" in MSNBC stands for "Microsoft" right?

Of course a Microsoft-owned media outlet is going to support only Microsoft's products. How can you dominate the world if you let people without Windows access the media?

 

[benixau]

<begin cough>
Apple and iTunes and the iPod
</end cough>

funny those tags showed up properly under IE on my pc - they don't on your pc or on the mac - must be that your not using IE.

 

[plasticparadox]

MSNBC video sucks, even on Windows. They're stingy with their bandwidth, too.

If you have Realone installed, try CBS News instead.