Safari/Mambo issues

The biggest open-source communities in the world are Mambo and Joomla. Safari STILL has serious issues with displaying their pages. Firefox can do it right, so can Mozilla. Why not Safari? All it does is validate the reaction from developers that Mac systems just don't cut the mustard in the commercial world because they're not standards compliant. Hello, Steve. Get one of your geeks to join the Mambo/Joomla open-source project and fix this please.

Hi,
Providing a url might be handy to see what you're referring to
To send general bug reports to Apple use the Safari menu -> Report Bugs to Apple... option.

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jodifromcinnaminson,
nope — one reason why the cost of Apple products in the US is low compared to prices in other countries is that the prices in other countries often include seller’s warranties which extend beyond the manufacturer’s warranty; that’s not the case in the US.
If you’re intent on purchasing no more Apple products because of how they’d handled the 15-inch Mid 2010 MacBook Pro defect, then I’d highly recommend writing a letter to Apple explaining exactly why you’ve made that decision.

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Please see screen grab below.
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