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Can Firefox Out-Surf Safari on the Mac?
Published March 23rd, 2007 in Browser Security, Firefox, Safari
Shortly after Apple introduced its Safari Web browser, I 
switched — primarily because Internet Explorer for the Mac flat-out sucked. I use several other browsers, but my day-in, day-out workhorse is still Safari. However, just because that’s my browser of choice, it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the best option. I’ve already written reviews for Firefox and OmniWeb, but testing, poking and prodding a browser for a review is one thing. Relying on it as your only interface to the Internet is something else entirely.
To that end, I decided to totally immerse myself in several alternatives to Safari just to see how they really work for me. Here are my self-imposed ground rules: Each browser I live in must be the most recent version. Beta and prerelease software doesn’t count. No plug-ins, hacks, extensions or any other add-on that enhances or modifies the browsers are allowed. Each browser will be tested based only on its stock features. Technology News: Software: Can Firefox Out-Surf Safari on the Mac?
