I’d bet there would be a way to seamlessly integrate Google Calendar with the Todo server. If it’s multiuser and ties in automatically with iCal, you have a simple collaboration tool immediately. The Todo server is brilliantly simple, I think, being able to converge strings of text and documents from anywhere in the system to your todo lists. Some of the cool stuff, I think won’t be noticable until you use it. The only reason they support Firefox is because it is Microsoft’s primary competitor in the web browser arena and it is in Google’s best interest to hurt Microsoft.
FIREFOX BROWSER FOR MAC 10.6.8 CODE
Usually, these browsers are forced to introduce broken code and hacked-together workarounds in order to meet Google’s insane demands.įrom the very start, Google has sought to steamroll over other companies in any way that they could. Google continues for months or years (GMail, Google Maps, etc.), crippling alternative browsers. Microsoft tried a similar ban on alternate browsers for Hotmail however, MS backed down within weeks of protest. Even when this issue is brought to Google’s attention via e-mail, phone calls and letters, they refuse to rectify the situation. It’s not a technical issue, as having those browsers fake their user agent string allows access. Moreover, even those sites that are kinda-sorta standard (though not close to being correct HTML/XHTML) purposefully block alternative browsers (Safari, Opera, Konqueror). Their sites are chock-full of proprietary Mozilla/Netscape and Internet Explorer “extensions”.
They seem to use generally accepted web standards.Ĭheck their code for yourself.
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