Compare them with Safari and your IE stuff. I suggest that you download Mozilla and Firefox, and give them a run. Found that it would render pages rather funny. How? It would save the data to the hard drive, and then re-plentish it upon reboot. NOTE: OS 9's RAM disk was persistant, so you could survive a reboot and the files would still be there. The little annoying cache files get cleared whenver I reboot my computer. Mozilla also lets me choose where it is going to store my temp cache files, and I love sending those off to a RAM disk for quick retrieval and quick deletion. Mozilla is cool for me too because what I see on Mac Mozilla, I also see on Linux Mozilla, another platform I use almost daily. Every once in a blue moon, I run into a site that I need pop-ups to function properly, so it is a click away, and things are working better, but on the whole, I kill off the pop-up windows.
Don't get me wrong - Safari has a lot of good things going for it.įirefox also has options for me to block pop-up windows. Safari is not completely accepted yet - it renders pages a bit differently than Mozilla/Netscape. I use Firefox because it is faster than Safari, and it also shares bookmarks with Mozilla and Netscape. To be honest, I do a lot of this automatically, and should document it out for you.
When you load Safari or your other web browsers, the plug in should be available if you check for helper applications. I went out and got the latest Real Player, and Quicktime (and also Adobe Reader, and a few other staples of computing, such as Stuffit Expander and updates to MSN and Yahoo IM programs).
#Real player mac plugin software
You should already have Safari, and it should be automatically patching itself with Software Update. Started out with System 6.0.8 way back.Īnyways, take your time, and your system will grow with you. My primary system is a Mac (OS X, 10.3.3), and have been an Apple farmer (pardon the pun) for over 10 years now.
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