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MarshI've been with Safari for a long time and love how it synchronizes automatically through Apple Cloud to all of my Apple devices. However, unlike Google Chrome that stays up with standards, Apple does not update Safari across all of it's OS's. The consequence being those that must use older Apple OS's due to 32 but code in legacy software like Adobe CS6 for example and many others, cannot move past Mojave. In addition, Mac Pro 5,1 users who use high end nVidea graphic cards are stuck at High Sierra because of Apple refusing nVidea access in Mojave and beyond. This holds true for Apple users of old equipment that can't run the newer OS's either. Apple will do what it takes to get people to buy the latest and greatest, but many are happy with what they have. This means Safari on those older OS's will continue to become obsolete and not work with many server databases. In the meantime Chrome is fast and available to all Apple OS's. Today I saw an instructional video on how to synchronize Chrome across all Apple devices! I didn't know this. This synchronization is the main reason I've stayed with safari. Time to leave Safari for the reasons above. Are you listening Apple?
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