Apple Safari browser for PC?

• Apple Safari browser for PC? by buddha on 04 Apr, 2012 09:24
• Does anybody use this on their PC? Opinions?
  Every time I get an update for iTunes I also have the option of getting Safari. I've been holding off because I'm not familiar with it. Explorer doesn't create any problems for me and I should probably leave well enough alone. But being a risk taker I must say that I'm intrigued.
  
• #1 by tomgallagher on 04 Apr, 2012 09:39
• I'm an Explorer guy and you are probably right to leave well enough alone but what the hell. I've never tried it but have heard good things about it. Let us know how you make out.
• #2 by buddha on 04 Apr, 2012 09:42
• I have not downloaded it yet. I'm waiting to get some reviews before I do something I might regret.
• #3 by Paul the Headblader on 04 Apr, 2012 11:01
• hey. it's pro. It's using too much of the pc resources, though.
  I stick to Opera
• #4 by Tyler on 04 Apr, 2012 11:35
• I'm a huge fan of Chrome, so I'm going to stick to that.  Though, I might download Safari to see how some of my websites render in it while developing them.
• #5 by Slyfive on 04 Apr, 2012 14:01
• I was a die hard Firefox user but then I gave safari a go an haven't looked back, much more streamline and a huge step up from ie
• #6 by TheSlyBear on 04 Apr, 2012 14:11
• I use Safari as my my main browser, but on a Mac, not a PC. I'm not sure how the quality of the PC version stacks up.
  
  And as a web professional, I'll say the same thing I tell all my friends: get off Explorer. Do it now. Waiting until it lets something take over your system is too late.
  
  If you've upgraded to IE9, then I could let it slide -- it's the first version of IE that isn't a complete streaming pile.
  
  
• #7 by Baldstu on 04 Apr, 2012 14:48
• Used safari on a mac for years seems ok to me ,
• #8 by BaldHDbiker on 04 Apr, 2012 20:38
• I'm a fan of Chrome also. Much faster browser than IE.
• #9 by bennett11 on 05 Apr, 2012 05:58
• I am long time Mac user and use Safari.  I have many of the other browsers but stick to safari as it is integrated  with other Mac programs, mail, address book, iTunes etc.   IE is no longer updated for Mac.
  
  
• #10 by Mr Jules on 15 Apr, 2012 15:43
• Quote from: Slyfive on 04 Apr, 2012 14:01

  I was a die hard Firefox user but then I gave safari a go an haven't looked back, much more streamline and a huge step up from ie
  

  
  Oh, I quite like Firefox. Feels kind of funky. Think it's prone to crashing. Struggled with Safari. To me. the options aren't well layed out. Mind you, I'm getting older and may need some kind of home help care package. 
• #11 by Baldstu on 16 Apr, 2012 02:08
• Maybe safari isreally best on a mac cos I know how awful mac IE is and used it once and binned it
• #12 by TheSlyBear on 16 Apr, 2012 09:49
• Microsoft hasn't updated IE for Mac since version 5.5 () so it's beyond ancient.
  
  
• #13 by Baldstu on 16 Apr, 2012 11:27
• Its a pity sly bear that microsoft are so funny about mac , pity that they could not work together more