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by a.c. on Tuesday 07/Jan/2003, @14:01

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Safari is only natural for exploring a conquerored land
They do have a sense of humour.

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Re: Safari
by anon on Tuesday 07/Jan/2003, @14:06

ROTFLOL

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Re: Safari
by Jochen P. on Tuesday 07/Jan/2003, @15:51

You forgot the Exploiter (IE5&6) between Konqueror and Safari :-)

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Re: Safari
by Jos on Wednesday 08/Jan/2003, @01:58

Is Safari still so fast when you go in a Jaguar?

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Re: Safari
by Jesper on Wednesday 08/Jan/2003, @16:58

Safari rocks so much in Jaguar that you get your rocks off!

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Re: Safari
by mac.zooks on Tuesday 14/Jan/2003, @20:28

Safari is so fast on Jaguar, I may never get broadband! (Except that it's absolutely necessary for quality streaming A/V stuff)... I live in an apartment in South Dakota, and there are not many broadband options here I would want to consider. So pending further developments, it's nice to have Safari on my iMac - at least for loading web pages at nearly breakneck speed.

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Re: Safari
by vascodagama on Tuesday 14/Jan/2003, @23:10

Safari means "journey" or "travel" in Kiswahili. For political incorrectness it isn't even in the same league as "Konqueror."

--Vasco da Gama

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Re: Safari
by gord on Friday 17/Jan/2003, @12:04

So that would make Tourist the next browser :)

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Re: Safari
by Nicholas Shanks on Friday 20/Aug/2004, @06:18

Tourist - that be iCab then...

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