Chrome to Drop Support for Leopard

[Guest]

If you're still on Leopard, maybe this is a hint that it's time for an upgrade.

Chrome to Drop Support for Leopard : Read more

 

[eddieroolz]

I don't think many Macs run Leopard anymore, but some government and educational institutions may. I guess they'll just end up switching over to Firefox if they don't want to upgrade.

 

[andy_newton]

[citation][nom]eddieroolz[/nom]I don't think many Macs run Leopard anymore, but some government and educational institutions may. I guess they'll just end up switching over to Firefox if they don't want to upgrade.[/citation]

Or switch to Windows due to EPEAT non-compliant

 

[mayne92]

"If you're fond of using Google Chrome, don't want to be outdated, and are still rocking Leopard, maybe it's time for an upgrade."
Haha, made a good chuckle.

 

[mayankleoboy1]

[citation][nom]eddieroolz[/nom]I don't think many Macs run Leopard anymore, but some government and educational institutions may. I guess they'll just end up switching over to Firefox if they don't want to upgrade.[/citation]

i guess they will end up buying the new MBP rather than changing the browser and upgrading the OS.
Apple users have more money than sense

 

[freggo]

Why would a hardcore Apple fan use a non-Apple product in the first place?
Seriously, Chrome is a bit overrated and hyped anyway, and MAC people are rather fond of Apple's designs etc.
It seems to me -a PC guy- that the combination is a non starter.

 

[apone]

@ freggo

...because Safari has more (security) holes than a slice of swiss cheese....

 

[mayankleoboy1]

^
but prophet Jobs designed it to be that way.

 

[john_4]

No, just drop Chrome. Google is a leftist tool and I don't trust them.

 

[jn77]

[citation][nom]john_4[/nom]No, just drop Chrome. Google is a leftist tool and I don't trust them.[/citation]
And..... you trust Apple more than Google?

 

[Pawessum16]

My grandmother was complaining about this because she likes Chrome, but refuses to pay for a software upgrade for her Mac Mini LOL I do give her credit that she's an original die hard Mac fan, and it's the only computer OS that she's completely comfortable with.

 

[marcolorenzo]

5 years? Snow Leopard came out in 2009...

 

[blurr91]

[citation][nom]marcolorenzo[/nom]5 years? Snow Leopard came out in 2009...[/citation]

Mac years...

 

[livebriand]

[citation][nom]marcolorenzo[/nom]5 years? Snow Leopard came out in 2009...[/citation]
Leopard, not Snow Leopard. It's funny how much quicker versions of OS X become outdated compared to Windows.

 

[marcolorenzo]

[citation][nom]livebriand[/nom]Leopard, not Snow Leopard. It's funny how much quicker versions of OS X become outdated compared to Windows.[/citation]

The opening sentence said "It's been almost five years since Snow Leopard's release." The following sentence: "Since the upgrade is only about $30, there's almost no excuse for you to remain on OS X Leopard" establishes that he meant Snow Leopard which means he is completely wrong.

 

[ojas]

Well. Win XP SP2 is still supported. And that came out in 2004.

 

[snowzsan]

[citation][nom]ojas[/nom]Well. Win XP SP2 is still supported. And that came out in 2004.[/citation]


Because MS isn't paying software designers to drop supportfor their old products so people who use it are forced to upgrade. I really don't think Microsoft cares what version of their product you're using.

 

[ojas]

[citation][nom]snowzsan[/nom]Because MS isn't paying software designers to drop supportfor their old products so people who use it are forced to upgrade. I really don't think Microsoft cares what version of their product you're using.[/citation]
Important thing is it's all supported...people keep trolling Windows and x86 for being backwards compatible, but that's their beauty *dreamy eyes*

 

[freggo]

[citation][nom]apone[/nom]@ freggo ...because Safari has more (security) holes than a slice of swiss cheese....[/citation]

True, but since when do Apple users do the rational thing?