Warp Factor 8, Mr. Sulu. Or if you prefer, Cmdr. Data. I interrupt my regularly scheduled programming to tell you that Apple's Safari 3, which is being released today, is not only Windows-compatible, ...

I have three web browsers installed on my system. One of them, obviously, is Internet Explorer, the browser I use the vast majority of the time. The second is Firefox, a browser I downloaded ...

With today's release of Safari 6, there has been some confusion over the fate of Safari for Windows. Apple's Safari download page that previously allowed users to download versions for Mac or Windows ...

Windows users who have Apple’s Software Update installed are getting notices that there is a new version of Safari available for upgrade – even if they never installed Safari in the first place.

NetApplications.com's Market Share reports a large spike in the percentage of Windows users using Apples' Safari browser for the months of March and April. They theorize that this signifiant spike is ...

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As on the Mac platform, Safari is an attractive and fast browser, but certain ease-of-use browsing items that Windows users have come to expect either aren't present or, in some cases, aren't turned ...

The changes are more than skin deep. Safari benefits deep down inside from being built on top of the open source WebKit browser engine, a descendant of the Konqueror Unix Web browser. That makes sense ...

The big news from web metrics firm Net Applications this month is the "calculated risk by Apple that has annoyed and/or alienated some users." That would be Apple first adding Safari to Windows ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Apple has removed references to Safari for Windows from its typical download page, directing users to the Lion ...