riverko

tronald said:

Apple is of course already surprisingly seamless, with Safari, TextEdit, Notes, Reminders, Music, Documents, Desktop, passwords, copy/paste, its productivity suite, and plenty more all running about as well on multiple devices (and types of devices) as they run on just one.

Does Music work overall? I still couldn’t figure out how to come home and continue to listen to the Music from my iPhone on my MacBook Pro or AppleTV…

I wouldn’t use Chrome, but some site are not working well with Safari. Not sure who’s fault is that… So i only use it with those specific website…

philboogie said:

Good to see yet another developer releasing updated software for the M1. But why would anyone prefer Chrome over Safari? (<serious question)

I use Chrome for some websites that behave strangly in Safari... like one VOD service that in Safari activates random language version of subtitles without possibility to switch them off...  It works perfectly fine with Chrome, so easiest way as back up browser. Also when i need to access some websites/services that are not available in my region...

Being a consumer in EU - Advertisers never ask about tracking. They simply inform - we are tracking you. So my YES for Apple’s implementation. Let them complain... if they are complaining loud enough, someone from EU will take closer look on how they ignore the GDPR in general.

When i subscribe to the trial, i immediately go and cancel... the subscription period is running, just the auto renewal is not happening. It is bit user unfriendly, but i get the point of Apple