On 5/20/08 2:35 AM, in article 190520082135574591%mitch@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Mitch"
<mitch@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> In article <190520080005252255%JennyJ@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, JennyJ
> <JennyJ@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> In article <0001HW.BE840C9F031146D5F03865B0@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
>> Stephen C. <nobodyNOSPAM@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>>> On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 22:09:28 -0700, Nearly Normal Jimmy wrote
>>> (in message <130420052209289669%pfffft@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>):
>>>
>>>> In article <080420052238411583%wtf?@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Nearly Normal Jimmy
>>>> <wtf?@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> i have a B&W G3 running OS X 10.3.8 only (no OS 9) , the latest ver
of
>>>>> Safari (1.2.4) and am using a Macally mouse, two buttons and a
>>>>> scrollwheel (which can also be programmed as a third button).
>>>>>
>>>>> i have recently returned to Safari after using Firefox for awhile.
One
>>>>> thing I liked about Firefox was the ability to right click and use
>>>>> navigation controls to go forward and backward, Safari lacks sup****t
>>>>> for this.
>>>>>
>>>>> it probably seems lazy to not want to use the keyboard or move the
>>>>> mouse and use the toolbar to navigate, but it is really convienant
to
>>>>> be able to do it w/o moving the mouse.
>>>>>
>>>>> any idea if Apple even cares about this or if sup****t for such a
thing
>>>>> is coming, or even possible w/ Safari??
>>>>>
>>>>> any comments?
>>>>
>>>> i thought this was new user help. pardon the *****iness.
>>>
>>> It is new user help. Apparently everyone who has read your original
post is
>>> like myself, ignorant of Apple's current development plans for Safari.
>>> *****iness is excused. At least by me.
>
>> find his rightful place and answers at alt.binaries.mac
>> JennyJ
>
> I don't know how long ago this was posted -- but Safari has been at
> version 3 for a while, and was at version 2 for quite a long time.
> I think that function was in version 2.
> I can only check version 3 right now, and command-arrow is sup****ted.
You can also pretty much kiss any development of earlier Safari versions
goodbye, unless Apple finds a security hole that needs work; Apple want
you
to buy newer versions of the OS that have more functionality.
Your B&W G3 has built-in FireWire, so it will sup****t OS 10.4, which
includes a version of Safari that sup****ts right clicks. You don't say how
much RAM you have, but up to 1GB is sup****ted, which should be OK for
10.4.
Brian Ehni
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