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**DoctorDeryOne** · 07-19-2012, 08:43 PM

A Bugatti is just a Volkswagen Passat with a different engine, gearbox, drivetrain and body...it's still a different experience.

I was a windows user for 20 years, and I'm hardly passing comment on something that is a little known feature.

That a ridiculous comparison. I never mentioned that the experience isn't different. I said that since it uses the same rendering engine, it makes no difference at all to how the page is rendered or how fast it is rendered. Every single iOS Safari disadvantage to how the page is loaded and rendered etc is still there.

Or are you saying that a Passat handles as well and is just as fast as a Bugatti ?

Thank you for another of your ignorantly condescending replies. However, there are more than one ways to skin a cat. OSX being an excellent example. It doesn't need all those clicks to do exactly the same thing and is generally a more secure OS!

What you said about the clicks is not true and OSX is by far the least secure OS out there.

Since you are taking it as a priciple from the view of a casual user, then yes.

A casual user needs to have an extra buffer to prevent them from installing garbage on their pc, it's like that on Windows, and the same on OSX.

Is the one extra click going to break your mouse ? How many wasted seconds are you going to have in a day ? Do you install 100 new applications a day on your pc ?

I think the user will be burned far worse if malware gets in and ends up with far bigger problems and hassle.

All of that besides the fact that not all programs are the same and some of them require administrator privileges to install while others don't.

07-19-2012, 08:43 PM	#18
DoctorDeryOne Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 506 Senior Member	A Bugatti is just a Volkswagen Passat with a different engine, gearbox, drivetrain and body...it's still a different experience. I was a windows user for 20 years, and I'm hardly passing comment on something that is a little known feature. That a ridiculous comparison. I never mentioned that the experience isn't different. I said that since it uses the same rendering engine, it makes no difference at all to how the page is rendered or how fast it is rendered. Every single iOS Safari disadvantage to how the page is loaded and rendered etc is still there. Or are you saying that a Passat handles as well and is just as fast as a Bugatti ? Thank you for another of your ignorantly condescending replies. However, there are more than one ways to skin a cat. OSX being an excellent example. It doesn't need all those clicks to do exactly the same thing and is generally a more secure OS! What you said about the clicks is not true and OSX is by far the least secure OS out there. Since you are taking it as a priciple from the view of a casual user, then yes. A casual user needs to have an extra buffer to prevent them from installing garbage on their pc, it's like that on Windows, and the same on OSX. Is the one extra click going to break your mouse ? How many wasted seconds are you going to have in a day ? Do you install 100 new applications a day on your pc ? I think the user will be burned far worse if malware gets in and ends up with far bigger problems and hassle. All of that besides the fact that not all programs are the same and some of them require administrator privileges to install while others don't.
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