Mac Browser Comparison

Here is my subjective Mac browser comparison.

Safari: OK for regular usage, runs Java 7 (64 bit), has private browsing (lacks shortcut by default); but has problems accessing SAP OSS/SDN and lacks OS independent proxy settings.

Chrome: OK for regular usage, SAP OSS/SDN works fine, has private browsing; but can’t run Java 7 (64 bit) and lacks OS independent proxy settings.

FireFox: OK for regular usage, SAP OSS/SDN works fine, has private browsing, runs Java 7 (64 bit), has OS independent proxy settings.

The winner is obvious.

Posted

2013/01/04

software, software.apple

Dr. Kerem Koseoglu

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2013/01/04

[…] For regular users, Safari Browser will be more than enough. Power users / SAP consultants might be interested in my Mac browser comparison. […]

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Kate Dircksen

2013/05/10

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1. Dr. Kerem Koseoglu
  
  2013/05/11
  
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