I get the impression they already started doing that, when Safari had to work in tandem with WebKit2WebProcess.exe (if I recall the right process), which is pretty good at crashing all my tabs.
Pretty sure Safari from one year ago worked better on Windows than it does now. :/
On the positive side, maybe Apple won't try to force-feed users the browser, when they install and update iTunes, anymore.
Pretty sure Safari from one year ago worked better on Windows than it does now. :/
On the positive side, maybe Apple won't try to force-feed users the browser, when they install and update iTunes, anymore.