lantzn,

I would normally agree, but Apple’s deployment method is no different than that of a spyware vendor. I have a serious problem with that.

That’s awesome the more Firefox and Safari are on Windows machines the better it will be for web designers and those who surf the internet. Safari is the most web standards compliant browser out there and has been since its release, IE has been one of the worst. No don’t look to Apple for this info, go to the source. The Acid2/3 Tests.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid2
http://www.webstandards.org/files/acid2/test.html

Now I remember why I don’t allow any Apple software on my PCs. I’ve had that rule since 95/96 and I’m sticking to it :)

Along with everyone else, I’m sure this is the case of a tired/lazy/distracted developer clicking copy&paste and not proof-reading before clicking ‘post’

Someone should tell the “geniouses” that Windows users like to do things their way.

In soviet Russia the software installs itself on the user. That’s just unamerican.

Gee, and everyone wonders why I hate Apple. I can’t help but laugh at the double-standard that Apple can get away with this (despite much of us protesting against the move), but Microsoft would be slapped with yet another lawsuit if they tried this with IE on a Mac.

I thought it was crazy when I saw the Safari and Itunes applications to install along with a Quicktime update when the Apple Software update thingy came up on my Vista pc last week. Hmmmmmmmmmm………..;)