History of Safari
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Safari is Apple’s web browser that was released back in 2003 with Mac OS 10.3 Panther. But you might be wondering, “what web browser did the Mac use before Safari was created?” Well they used Netscape Navigator which was the most popular web browser at the time thanks to a very special capability where text and graphics appeared on the screen simultaneously as the webpage loaded. Now that may not sound like a very special feature today, but earlier web browsers would stay completely blank until 100% of the web content loaded; which meant it could take up to 3 minutes to load just one webpage.
Netscape Navigator served as the Mac’s default web browser until 1998. And what happened next was quite fascinating. When Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997, he found the company in much worse financial shape than he expected, discovering they were just 90 days from bankruptcy. And those desperate times called for desperate measures. Steve Jobs initiated talks with Microsoft, the arch nemesis of Apple in those days, and tried working out an investment deal. You see, Apple had a long-running lawsuit that claimed Microsoft copied the look and feel of Windows from the Macintosh operating system. This gave Apple some leverage in negotiations by offering to drop the lawsuit if Microsoft invested in Apple. But there was another factor at play, Microsoft was in the middle of an antitrust fight over its forceful promotion of Internet Explorer which was tarnishing Microsofts image with consumers and could lead to an antitrust lawsuit from the US government. So it was in Microsoft’s interest to negotiate a deal with Apple in order to keep them around as a competitor.
As the deal took shape, five specific terms were agreed upon by both parties. First, Microsoft had to make a 150 million dollar investment in non-voting Apple shares. That meant Microsoft didn’t have any say in decisions Apple made despite being a large shareholder. Second, both Apple and Microsoft would establish patent cross licensing. So any existing or future patents created within five years would be shared between both companies. Third, Microsoft would commit to creating Mac versions of Microsoft Office for a five year period, with the same number of major releases as Windows. Fourth, Microsoft and Apple would collaborate on Java compatibility to strengthen its viability as a competitor. Fifth, was that every Mac had to ship with Internet Explorer as the default web browser. And not many people were happy about it. But the blow was softened when Jobs clarified that users could change the default browser back to Netscape Navigator which still shipped with every Mac.
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K great vid
The history of the Apple Store.
That'll be up this Sunday!
Apple Explained yay! Online or in person? Can you do both? I’m really excited I really wanted to see that!!
The boo when internet explorer was announced had me laughing
Hyper Swag it stinks 😷
MixdUp Edge is being updated to use Chrome’s engine. It’s actually not as bad now, check out the beta
The Samsung web browser is better than Apple browser it's more good for find things on the internet.
People booing this when this was literally the only way they could save the company. There wouldn't be an apple today of jobs and gates hadn't made that deal
The company was literally weeks from bankruptcy
The History of ... Apple Explained.
I3UTM yes please
The history of Apple explained explaining Apple explained
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Yup
@@sfsaviation The history of Apple Explained explaining Apple Explained explaining Apple Explained
10:02 that dude .., the way he claps ;x
Desperate problem requires desperate solution
With his arm lol
That’s how I clap in school when I’m lazy
Great videos. Well researched and good history lessons.
*good history lessons*
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Is this supposed to be sarcasm? He just reads word for word the Safari article on Wikipedia. Even school kids are expected to do so much as not copy an entire Wikipedia article without at least paraphrasing a bit.
avwv is he supposed to pull these informations from his ass?
Ya, if only history classes taught us history
3:13 iOS 10?
Ryan Coen oopsies
Korfocat . I also always get the two mixed up haha
Ryan Coen Maybe Mac os 10?
He meant OS X 10 beta
I stopped to look for this comment
So apple saved Microsoft and Microsoft saved apple, and made the world as a hole a bit better
The more you knoww
Cooperation is key, you will fall without friends.
@@vek7933 yes, it’s a donut hole
Thank you for always doing the polls I appreciate that you genuinely think about your subscribers 😊
There was also a web browser called Camino (only for Mac) before Safari, most Mac users used that.
Both Safari and Edge are good browsers. They download Chrome quickly.
Bo Gao I was about to say..
Chrome may be better than Edge on Windows, but better than Safari on MacOS? With all the integration and the Apple ecosystem? Never.
Chrome is way better than Safari, if you use Windows as a main OS. It roams all settings and data across Windows and macOS. Try Safari with that!
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But you have to download Chrome
M E N T A L I N S T A B I L I T Y honestly I like Firefox more. Chrome sells your data.
currently watching an apple explained marathon :))
I got the safari 2013
I like how the safari logo got oversimplified then overcomplicated a little bit
KHTML comes from the KDE Desktop environment and was used in Konqueror, KDEs own browser. Konqueror had the added benefit of being a fully capable file manager and FTP-browser along with the web. Back before I moved on to Apple I swore that KHTML was the best web-rendering engine out there. However my technical understanding of what it actually did was limited as I was 14. Today I miss the capability to switch between file previews and the web in tabs and basically rarely having to leave the main program.
"apple released the beta for iOS 10 that day"
wow i never knew iOS 10 was that old
@Sahon Sarma r/whoosh
History of Safari (according to Wikipedia), literally almost word for word what's written on wikipedia.
Hey, gotta make money somehow 🤷🏾♀️
Nothing new, this channel is wikipedia with videos and pictures so you don’t have to read i guess
@@Alecexo There are a lot of hack videos like that. No need for the maker to research, just read the wiki article.
In his defence, he had to find all the videos that he included.
@@hey_bucklebob mK
Ah yes I remember the launch of the iOS 10 beta so many years ago.
Ur a legend if you remember the “OG” safari symbol
Most people have _no idea_ how influential Apple has been to web standards. Right now, *about 95% of all web traffic* is occurs with browsers with a variant of the WebKit engine.
I LOVED cover flow on Safari back then. Scrolling the history list was like going through time machine lol
I remember the 2007 Safari
OMG so many memories
Hoping for some big Safari updates to catch up with Chrome and Firefox especially this year 🤞🏼
Ben Gareffa MacOS mojave will have it.
Just use firefox
iPadOS made it better
The next feature for Safari: "Siri integration"
I didnt notice safari in my iPad until I became an Apple fan
3:55 what scares me is that on my new Note 9, both Chrome and Samsung Internet show that image slightly wrong...
That’s the point
Honestly, my old devices does that.
Works perfectly fine on my iPad Mini 4 if I don't use Split View.
Love the videos they’re informational and fun to watch very enjoyable. Sub well earned
IE for Mac and Safari for Windows were interesting times.
IDK about the history of safari
But I know for sure that safari is history😂😂
You just earned another subscriber! I don't even use apple products but love watching your videos! Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!!
2:32 LOL
Man, Mountain Lion was the most gorgeous version of macOS ever developed.
Didn't knew that Java was involved too. Great video.
Woo! Great Video! Can you try doing history of the iPod? (Because it’s dying, meaning that the video won’t have to be updated) And after WWDC, try doing the iPad!
lol I remember that keynote speech from 2008 when Safari was touted as being way faster than Chrome and the rest. They couldn't even try and say that today lol
What features Safari browser added, are still not available in most browsers especially on the Windows and chromium browsers side. I was recommending some to Vivaldi and Opera few weeks and months ago respectively and got a good hearing and criticism of what I'm expecting them to provide to me. I said a browser equivalent to Safari. They rejected my features and bugs reported. No wonder why both are having less than 5% share in user market. And both companies aren't creating anything new but living on chrome, chromium and their engineers work. But I'm happy with brave, edge and chrome. Edge is literally hitting the ball out the stadium with features like TTS read aloud and immersive reader even on PDF files.
The best browser there is. With macOS 14 is becoming even better.
Safari is honestly underrated for mobile devices just needs a few tweaks.
if edge and safari have one thing in common its that there the best chrome downloader
I remember that a lot of us Mac users were using Explorer for Mac before the Apple/Microsoft agreement.
I love Safari so much. Best browser ever
Moke Only thing I wish they would let us do is just download files and see them in the files app ):
Sigh... you are really missing out if you like safari
@@tacticalidiot175 missing out on what? I'm doing fine with it
chrome is so much better...
Greedo it's alright. Chrome is way better - it's faster and has a better UI. The only thing safari has better is its good support for imac, for example using touch ID to pay for online things, but that's pretty much it
At the time with the announcement of IE on the Mac, I preferred it over Netscape. Thought it was a nicer IE than Windows ever had.
I think you said iOS 10 by mistake.
Right; but it's Mac OS X/10, not iOS
5:51 I really miss that.
Are the cops watching me?!
First beta of Safari version for iOS 10 that day-? Safari was released in 2003!
Am I missing something? iPhoneOS (iOS before the introduction of the iPad in 2010) 1.0 was released in 2007, let alone iOS 10!
It‘s something paradojical. Being APPLE, Safari is like the last browser to supports new features in HTML5, while other browsers do it earlier. Safari delays to get the support for CSS new features, but Opera, Firefox, Chrome, even Edge are supporting since long time ago.
Why Safari is back always in this issue? It‘s like the “Internet Explorer” of the 2020 decade. As a web developer I have to code something specifically for Safari that shares 8% of the browsers, unless I use jQuery which I am trying to avoid.
The browser wars of the 90s ... terrible. I was in the midst of it, trying to make websites work on Navigator AND Explorer. Almost impossible, and quite an achievement when you succeeded.
3:12 It's OS X (currently macOS). iOS hadn't been created yet. Even the iPod still had its own OS!
nice to see Scott Forstall, missed him.
History of App Store please!!! :)))
Apple should make Safari cross platform!
And who of the people watching this is actually using Safari??
Me!
me, on Apple device you don't have point using another browser. only hipsters does.
Like anyone cares what you’re using smh
I am
I'm using Microsoft edge
You have just got a new subscriber
As of now it will no longer work on a windows platform for any site that has ssl certificates. Apple apparently has no plans of updating it to work on a pc.
They brought back the 2013 edition back
watching this on iPad OS14.5……. Fun stuff. Fun stuff
safari is the best chrome installer ive ever had
I never could get used to Safari on my MacBook so I use Chrome, but I do like Safari on my iPhone more than other navigators
I missed using Safari on Windows ;-;
Because i have been using it since young, and although available on my iOS and iPadOS, I still need one on my Windows.
Thats fascinating, I never knew Microsoft and Apple had that partnership. In hindsight Microsoft saving Apple ended up hurting Microsoft in the end, As far as consumer electronics goes, Microsoft couldn't compete with the iPod, they lost out to iOS in the phone race, and up until recently Windows PCs could never quite match the premium feel of a Macbook or iMac. Had Microsoft left Apple to die, we may be using Windows phones now instead of iPhone, and it might be Android vs Windows instead Android vs iOS. Android may not even exist as we know it today. Given how long it took Microsoft to enter the mobile market Google may have wanted a full desktop OS to compete with Windows rather than a mobile OS. Without the revolution that was the iPhone, there may not have been a need for a mobile OS like Android.
I really don't mind Safari on MacOS these days, it is definitely better and cleaner than it was a few years back.
I still have the safari from 2013
That was very informative ur series are great I love you a lot I didn’t know and that the Mac had explorer on it
I got a Samsung ad Before this.
"features for next version" -- how about it catches up to Blink on standards compliance... oh, that's right, when Google forked off blink from webkit they absconded with all the actual talent that Apple had been doing everything they could to piss off.
... which is why Safari is now rotting on the vine, with many developers calling it "the new IE6"
IT IS the new IE6 - safari is lame as the IE10 or IE11. Big FU to safari... especially on iOS...
btw Firefox on OSX is no better...
After this video, I downloaded Safari for Windows and tried it out xD
Cuday how has that gone for you.
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Not good!
thumbnail: "please dont turn me into an oversimplified logo!"
If you really think about it we don’t let companies get to big and controlling we force them to break up except in the computer world. We are told the more intergraded the better for the user. One company doing everything. I don’t buy it not for one second. Google is too insidious. Won’t use chrome. We need to get some limits on data that can be collected on us. I am not a conspiracy theory believer at all. Fascinating history on Apple and Windows. Nice video.
Wanna know a developer secret? Chrome on iOS and macOS is build with WebKit engine. The same engine that Safari, Chrome, and Apps uses.
3:15 for iOS 10?
3:11 Dude you said iOS 10 you ment MacOS 10 right
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I miss Safari for Windows
Safari running on Mac hardware and OS is unbeatable.
I like the 2013 icon the most
1:40 that’s just wrong. It actually made them look worse in the antitrust case because Apple needed to switch to IE
To be honest, when using Mac or iPhone, I'm only using Safari, but not in another OS. Safari works beautifully on both Mac and iOS.
Well done. Great video.
This is embarrassing, but this video just taught me that safari on iOS has a recently closed tabs feature...I've lost so many tabs because I didn't know it had that!!
Yo could you do a survey on twitter too? I never see em on youtube
next Safari logo:- blue circle with a red square
3:12 why did you say ios 10
3.12 Safari was in beta for ios?
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I still have the 2013 safari..
Safari is the best web browser! How do you do the picture in picture video on the Mac? I didn't know you could do that.
Why does a Web browser have an icon you'd use for a compass app?
Because you navigate through the web
3:12 “iOS 10” I think you may have meant “OS X”
he meant Mac OS X (10).
My favorite browser is Safari.
I use Chrome on Windows only because there isn’t a windows version of Safari anymore.
tbh idc of what browser i use, as long as its a browser, i use it (except ie cuz that sucks)
Why safari is not longer update on windows just only on macs
So oversimplified was going on 3 years ago?
internet explorer 8 came out in 2009 do you mean internet explorer 7 which was the newest version of internet explorer in 2007?
Great history lesson there. I am surprised that they are toting their so called private browsing features. Shouldn't those have been standard from the start? I mean, that's one of the problems with the internet is all the darn ads. I've been using ad blockers for years and thankful for their developers work.
No the technology was not there yet
Riverdale tales Explain further please?
@@WarriorsPhoto private browsing wasn't a standard because the technology was not understood at the time so that's why it wasn't a "standard"
Riverdale tales Ahh. Okay.
There was Safari for windows??
I still have 2013 logo... Am I cool yet?
why so much over simplified logos????
Fun fact: Had Microsoft not sold all of its Apple stock just a few short years later, they could have turned that 150M investment into over 150B (Rather than the 550M or so they got).
Just hearing about the acid test on IE just make me understand why it's been getting allot of the memes about it being slow. Even though I'm a Windows user primarily I haven't used Microsoft's Edge or Microsoft's IE that much for a majority of my internet usage since I started using Chrome back in 2009.
3:13 iOS 10 came out around 12 years after that
Great Content !
Keep it up
I remember Netscape, but on Windows
Joshua Christensen Remember the famed mint green default webpage background colour? I always wondered why they chose that. 😄 I actually used Netscape as my main browser for years; I particularly liked the UI of Netscape 7. Eventually the Mozilla project led to Phoenix/Firebird/Firefox having the same engine but more UI features, so uninstalled Netscape. I was a Web designer back then. Soon I fell in love with Opera (especially once it cut the ads), and it was so intuitive and Web-developer friendly that I kept it as my main browser for years, until the disastrous Opera 15 was released, which saw the Opera team cutting the Presto engine and literally all my favourite UI features (tab stacking, mouse gestures, etc.) to make Opera just another WebKit browser. After that it mattered much less because I had a career change.
Why I update software iOS 14 but I get the 2013 sAfari logo