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Why Can't They Fix The Menus for Safari Users?

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Contributed by: espek Tuesday, May 30 2006 @ 04:58 AM PDT

Product Platform: MacOS,MacOSX

Used Product For: Over One Year

Why can't Linkys fix the way the menus render for people that use Safari? What I mean that you get page code showing up on the pull down. This wasn't always broken and started showing up sometime 2 years ago. I once tried contacting Linkys about it, and it's almost like they developed an entire corporate structure so the customer can never talk to a customer service rep or technician. I just gave up on it. But still, I'm surprised with all the new Mac users out there that they haven't addressed this issue.   

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Why Can't They Fix The Menus for Safari Users? - afterhours

It isn't necessarily a Linksys problem. There are a lot of old conventions Apple uses in Safari that have been deprecated or not fully fixed -- a LOT. Maybe if Apple stuck to w3c RFCs for browsers, Safari wouldn't be broken in so many ways.

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Tuesday, May 30 2006 @ 05:14 AM PDT


Why Can't They Fix The Menus for Safari Users? - Mayhem!

This is definitely a Safari issue - it doesn't occur on any other browser I have tried. It started happening around 7/2005, and I reported the issue to Apple (I have a developer account and reported via their developer bug reporter) - it has yet to be fixed. It's obviously not a major issue, and c'mon, how often are you managing your router? But agreed - this is the Safari team not following the standards which Firefox does an amazing job of doing, hence the big (and getting bigger) switch to Firefox.

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Tuesday, May 30 2006 @ 09:07 AM PDT