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Oh Safari, why do you hate me?
Oct. 12th, 2010 12:29 pmI have been so used to using Firefox that when the Mac came into my life, that I more or less ignored Safari as a whole and went straight to Firefox.
Then Firefox melted down during an update. ...This meltdown would be fixed by a simple restart.
I think my picture is next to the example in the "Wow, you're really lazy guidebook" next to "You know you're lazy WHEN - you don't want to restart your Mac."
Anyway. It wasn't all bad. I discovered a program that lets me customize my trackpad orders, so suddenly I can use the three finger swipe up/down to go to home/end of a webpage (in Safari...Firefox already allowed this) or to the top/bottom of a writing file in Scrivener. No more function + left and right! \o/ (not having home/end keys on this keyboard initially made me quite sad...then I forgot I ever had them)
...But now watching videos on Youtube makes Safari...or something related to Safari...make the router unhappy.
/tries Safari in a different mode then! Oh computers, you do like to make our lives interesting.
Then Firefox melted down during an update. ...This meltdown would be fixed by a simple restart.
I think my picture is next to the example in the "Wow, you're really lazy guidebook" next to "You know you're lazy WHEN - you don't want to restart your Mac."
Anyway. It wasn't all bad. I discovered a program that lets me customize my trackpad orders, so suddenly I can use the three finger swipe up/down to go to home/end of a webpage (in Safari...Firefox already allowed this) or to the top/bottom of a writing file in Scrivener. No more function + left and right! \o/ (not having home/end keys on this keyboard initially made me quite sad...then I forgot I ever had them)
...But now watching videos on Youtube makes Safari...or something related to Safari...make the router unhappy.
/tries Safari in a different mode then! Oh computers, you do like to make our lives interesting.
