Mac OS X Browsers: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly. Part 1

It wasn’t that long ago that the browser experience on Mac OS X was modest. Wait. I’m being kind. It was poor compared to the Windows experience. Remember, Microsoft embedded Internet Explorer into Windows OS and the Mac version didn’t get updated by Goliath for years.

In the meantime, a few other browsers came along and continued to improve. Then, Apple introduced Safari.

Here’s a quick look at the browser landscape for Mac OS X.

Microsoft Internet Explorer
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