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groovymother.com - 22 days ago
Rod Begbie on Mockingbird and Cappuccino
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Rod Begbie pushes back on Mockingbird: If you load the app, you can see custom scrollbars and navigation, a complete lack of accessibility, non-native controls, and all those other things that cause geeks to hate Flash. What, to the end user, is the benefit of this being done with ...
support.apple.com - 15 days ago
Safari 4.0.4
— support.apple.com — About Safari 4.0.4 This update is recommended for all Safari users and includes improvements to performance, stability,... and security including: For detailed information on the security content of this update, please visit this site: About Apple ... (more) Safari 4.0.4

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Apple Releases Safari 4.0.4
macrumors.com - 15 days ago
Apple Releases Safari 4.0.4
— macrumors.com — Apple today released Safari 4.0.4, bringing improvements for JavaScript and History search performance, stability improvements in a... number of areas including third-party plug-ins, and fixes for a handful of security issues. This updat... (more) Apple Releases Safari 4.0.4

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gomockingbird.com - 22 days ago
Mockingbird — Web-Based Wireframe App
— gomockingbird.com — Interesting new wireframe tool. It’s a true web app (no Flash), written in Cappuccino. ( Via Justin... Williams .)  ★  (more) Mockingbird — Web-Based Wireframe App
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Rod Begbie on Mockingbird and Cappuccino — MacLifer: The best apple mac computer hardware and software posts from around the web
Rod Begbie pushes back on Mockingbird: If you load the app, you can see custom scrollbars and navigation, a complete lack of accessibility, non-native controls, and all those other things that cause geeks to hate Flash. What, to the end user, is the benefit of this being done with JavaScript ...