Netscape Navigator 1994, Cyberdog and Internet Explorer in 1996, Chimera/Camino in 2002, OmniWeb in 2000, and finally Safari in 2003, and more besides.
OS X
From System 7’s Control Panels, through Mac OS X’s System Prefs, then System Preferences. And what happened in Ventura.
From their origin with an email engine in 1993, to the addition of the more secure Data Protection keychain supporting passkeys and much more.
You might want an old macOS or OS X installer to build a Virtual Machine, or for an old Mac. Here’s how to get them, and old versions of Xcode.
Unofficially, each major version of macOS gets a year’s full support, with bug and security fixes, then 2 years of security updates. Is that how it works?
If you’re still running El Capitan, or any version of Mac OS X prior to 10.12.1, then you’re […]
Looking back over the last 10 years, I wish you a happy, peaceful, and prosperous New Year, and start of a new decade.
Classic resource forks passed into Mac OS X, but were deprecated by Apple in 10.8. Now in Catalina they can stop working: is this a new security measure?
Apple says that macOS Server is changing, then warns that almost all its services will be removed. After 19 years, is this the end?
New batch file mode can add (e.g.) copyright metadata to hundreds or thousands of files. Handles unusual characters properly. Can also remove extended attributes.
The Eclectic Light Company 