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15 Jan 2003

Surfin’ Safari does JS sliding menu’s well

Author: admin | Filed under: Apple

I just discovered that my dynamicly loading, java script sliding menu, cache enabled, RSS parser/reader page has the smoothest sliding efects if you use the Safari browser* on Mac OS X.

I’m not usuing it regularly yet because it’s just not as handy, or complete as the Chimera browser.

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2 Responses to “Surfin’ Safari does JS sliding menu’s well”

  2. DOOD, long time reader, first time commenter. (heh, heh…)

    Anyway, my buddy just bought an apple. (PC guy, myself) Is there a version of KAZAA (or any other file-swapp’n program/site) for apple users?

  4. There are lots:

    Neo: (mac kazaa client) http://expert.cc.purdue.edu/~mthole/neo/

    Limewire: http://www.limewire.com/

    Drumbeat: http://drumbeat.info/download.shtml

    Also:

    Version Tracker ( http://www.versiontracker.com ) and Mac Downloads ( http://www.macdownloads.com/ ) are both good sites for – well, mac downloads and version tracking.

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