[Editor's note: Yea, I know it's not a hint ... I still thought it was sort of cool, though many of you may disagree!]
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Ok, so it really isn't a hint, it's a feature :). If you use Safari and go to Apple's website, you can actually see a little Icon that says "Welcome Safari User" along with the safari icon.
[Editor's note: Yea, I know it's not a hint ... I still thought it was sort of cool, though many of you may disagree!]
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The ads change too
Also on www.apple.com, if you get there with another browser, the first item under the "Hot news headlines" will be about Safari and will lead you to a presentation of the browser.
Simple PHP code to duplicate
If you have the PHP module enabled you can add a similar feature to pages hosted from your OS X machine. Just make a new text file called 'safari.php'. Paste the following contents (from the "<?php" to the "?>" ) into it:
Bob Hearns Claris account web page also has it
http://www-swiss.ai.mit.edu/~bob/clarisworks.php
also seen at
same here: comodin.com
Please no browser warring..
I know this is just a cutesy little banner thing, but it is really starting to smack of the old browser wars where everyone had a little 'optimized for IE' or 'designed for netscape' banner, and used silly DHTML to restrict people from various parts of their site based on browser choices.
Added to my site as well ;-)
I added this to my site as well ( ww.jakecovert.com )
Works here as well.
http://www.facethecrowd.com/
Thepomme.com French site...
The javascrit script is the easiest way to do it!.. look at this
I agree with Phidaeux be careful with that script... Harlugo... |
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