websites that aren't Mac friendly

[tomoisyourgod]

Very annoying... Just logged onto Skysports website to watch champions league video streaming, and I'm told I need windows. Couldn't they reword that?

To access BBC coverage I have to download Flip4Mac and other plugins to work in Safari 3.0 (which I'm loving, great browser!)

But surely these huge media organizations should make their media streaming accessible for us Mac Users????

 

[xUKHCx]

Well apple.com is not very safari friendly so why should others bother.

I hate the apple store it is painful to use and far too wide.

 

[Sesshi]

Very annoying... Just logged onto Skysports website to watch champions league video streaming, and I'm told I need windows. Couldn't they reword that?

To access BBC coverage I have to download Flip4Mac and other plugins to work in Safari 3.0 (which I'm loving, great browser!)

But surely these huge media organizations should make their media streaming accessible for us Mac Users????

Because it's like saying "Why don't they let an English team into the World Series?"

 

[tomoisyourgod]

why is it called the world series when it's 29 USA and 1 Canadian club? Is the US and Canada the world?

 

[Markleshark]

Well apple.com is not very safari friendly so why should others bother.

I hate the apple store it is painful to use and far too wide.

Agreed. It's friggin' awful.

 

[Eraserhead]

To access BBC coverage I have to download Flip4Mac and other plugins to work in Safari 3.0 (which I'm loving, great browser!)

Well that is reasonable, forcing you to download a plugin is OK.

Because it's like saying "Why don't they let an English team into the World Series?"

Cheeky .

 

[$Weezy$YM$]

Ya, the playstation forums don't work well with Safari either. But I still love Safari. I don't know why . . .

 

[heehee]

Any website that have flash in it. My computer go nuts when playing flash.