Safari for Windows

Good news for all Windows-based web developers: Safari for Windows is now available (via).

Hopefully this means that we can make our web sites even more cross-browser (and hopefully doesn't just add another browser with its own quirky differences).

Published on June 12nd, 2007. © Jesse Skinner

About the author

Hi, I'm Jesse Skinner. I'm a web development coach focused on reducing developer burnout. I work with web development teams to reduce stress through automated testing and deployment, scalable infrastructure, and the modernization of painful legacy systems.

Through customized training and coaching, I empower teams to adopt new technologies to improve their workflows and make work more enjoyable. Feel free to email me. I'm eager to hear about your challenges and see how I can make your life easier.

Hi, I'm Jesse Skinner.

I'm a web development coach focused on reducing developer burnout.

I work with web development teams to reduce stress through automated testing and deployment, scalable infrastructure, and the modernization of painful legacy systems.

Through customized training and coaching, I empower teams to adopt new technologies to improve their workflows and make work more enjoyable.

Feel free to email me. I'm eager to hear about your challenges and see how I can make your life easier.