You’re missing the point, WebKit not running on windows is exactly why this could be a good move for them. if they can do something better than what’s possible on windows they have a market advantage.

Cornpop
A bad dude.
It’s not in a bad state at all, I would just like to see adblockers baked straight into safari and on by default.
Replying to @eurodyne@piefed.world
I agree it works good for me as well as is, but it sure would be nice to see one baked in and on by default. It’s legitimately a safety thing, I would never turn an old person loose on the web just raw dog lol guaranteed a disaster. Every computer I’ve ever setup for a friend or family member the first thing I do is get Firefox dl on windows and install ublock if it’s a pc, or get get a blocker going on safari if it’s Mac.
You would think Apple would take the massive opportunity and bake in proper privacy and ad blocking to safari. Wouldn’t hurt their bottom line.
Replying to @beep@piefed.world
Too bad his ai sucks
Replying to @FoxtrotDeltaTango@sh.itjust.works
AI is incredible for research and development. The power it gives you as a software developer is unreal. Outside of that, I really don’t like it.
Replying to @FoxtrotDeltaTango@sh.itjust.works
You can’t even visit the site and browse without logging In.
Replying to @Aatube@kbin.melroy.org
They are not available in the USA. Have to buy unlocked from 3rd party and import it and pay tariffs. So the runner up, the best phone camera you can easily buy here in the USA for me is the iPhone. And even if it is 800, that’s iPhone money still like it said lol
Replying to @Aatube@kbin.melroy.org
Exactaly like I said, you only get a good android camera when you spend iPhone money on one. The winning phone costs $1300-$1600. With the runner up being the iPhone 17 pro that’s $1100-$1500
Replying to @Appoxo@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Most androids have trash cameras unless you are spending iPhone money on one.
Replying to @AA5B@lemmy.world
I’m impressed with it. My old Ranger I was always getting flashed by people even on low beam. Now it lives in high beam and I never get flashed.
Replying to @ITGuyLevi@programming.dev
Nobody in the USA has it enabled unless they have gone into the trucks system themselves and manually enabled it using forscan. I can almost guarantee every truck you have seen did not have it like it is on mine. It’s on by default in Australia only. It works really really good, I’m not entirely sure why it’s not on by default in the USA.
Replying to @Cocodapuf@lemmy.world
It detects those too. As long as they have a tail Light or headlight
Replying to @sanitation@lemmy.today
My ford ranger has lights that can tell where an oncoming car is, and it dims that specific area. It’s really cool.