#Apple safari browser for windows update#
#Apple safari browser for windows full#

Those relatively new to Apple may be a bit confused: 'Safari for Windows? Say what now?' But, yes, it's true. If only, I pondered, had Apple not abandoned Safari for Windows. I use Safari as my primary browser on all of my Macs, and despite its occasionally controversial history, I generally find it to be fast, secure, and able to handle all of my Web browsing needs. So all of this got me thinking, which is usually a pretty dangerous activity, about Safari. I really like the idea of Edge, and I can see where Microsoft is taking this new browser, but it's nowhere near ready for prime time, with an appalling lack of features and some frustrating rendering and performance bugs. One solution that might be the eventual answer is Microsoft Edge. And I've found that Opera, while interesting in some respects, doesn't play nice from a cross-platform perspective, with trouble syncing bookmarks and settings. Firefox is relatively slow in some tasks and I personally don't like its design.

#Apple safari browser for windows full#

From huge memory issues, to frequent rendering crashes, to bugs with basic features like full screen mode, Chrome is often quite a mess in Windows.īut what other choices do I have? Internet Explorer is a dying browser, included by Microsoft in Windows 10 only for compatibility with the online business apps that require it. Chrome for OS X has of course been notoriously bad in recent versions, but the Windows version doesn't fare much better. I don't blame Google or Microsoft for this - this is pre-release software, after all, and I understand and accept the risk of things like this happening - but, as I searched for a temporary Chrome replacement, it got me thinking about just how much I dislike Google's browser.

#Apple safari browser for windows update#

These days, the version of Windows I spend the most time with is Windows 10, and a recent update to a beta 'Insider' build of the operating system brought Google Chrome crashing down. Due to both personal interest and professional requirements, I run several Windows PCs alongside my Macs, and I use Windows just about every day.