By John Gruber
Streaks: The to-do list that helps you form good habits. For iPhone, iPad and Mac.
From a 2003 CNet story, just after Apple’s release of first version of Safari:
Specifically, [Opera CEO Jon von] Tetzchner said that he had asked Apple whether it would be willing to license Opera either to replace KHTML, or to supplement the current Safari version, which Apple said is a stripped-down affair with a minimalist interface and limited feature set.
“We have contacted Apple and asked them if they want a third-party browser, and we’ll see what the answer is,” Tetzchner said. “They could say we want to use Opera as the core engine. If they want KHTML as a simple little browser, and also something more advanced, we would be happy to provide it. Obviously, if we don’t get any positive signs from Apple, then we have to think about it.”
I guess they’ve thought about it.
Anyway, called it.
★ Friday, 15 February 2013