Apple's Safari browser, now a key piece of Mac OS X, is seamlessly integrated into some of your main applications, including Apple Mail and iPhoto. This is one of the obvious advantages of Apple developing their own browser in-house. Gone are the days of Internet Explorer's icon residing in your dock. As a matter of fact, newer versions of OS 10.4.x do not officially support IE at all, although it may run for you if installed properly.
A Comparison of Web Browsers for Macintosh (OS X)
By Scott Orgera, About.com
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- Apple Safari vs. Mozilla Firefox 2.0
- Why You Should Use Safari
- Speed
- News and Blog Reading
- ... and More ...
- Why You Should Use Firefox
- Session Restore
- Multiple Searches
- ... and More ...
- Summary
Firefox Resources
Safari Resources
Free Browser Downloads
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