Copyright © 2005 Michel Fortin Michel Fortin michel.fortin@michelf.com 2003-12-13T18:30:02Z tag:www.michelf.com,2008-04-30:/weblog/2008/multi-safari-on-leopard

So, after making some research, and solving some web hosting issues for the bigger files, I’m glad to announce Multi-Safari now works directly on Mac OS X Leopard. I’ve added Safari 3.0.4, Tiger and Leopard versions, and updated the Safari 2.x downloads so that they work on Leopard without further tweaking. Older Safari versions (1.x) just can’t work on Leopard, sadly.

2008-04-30T13:06:11Z 2008-04-30T13:06:11Z tag:www.michelf.com,2008-04-19:/weblog/2008/downloading-application

Lukas Mathis points out that installing Mac OS X applications is often confusing. I can’t agree more. Even as an advanced user I often find installing an application is more hassle than it could be. I realized that a long time ago and that’s why I’m no longer offering disk image downloads anymore.

2008-04-19T17:46:33Z 2008-04-19T17:50:06Z tag:www.michelf.com,2007-11-20:/weblog/2007/update-on-multi-safari/

It’s interesting how many people became suddenly interested by Multi-Safari in the last few weeks. In the last few weeks, Apple released Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, with Safari 3, and they released the 10.4.11 update to Tiger, also with Safari 3, leaving a lot of people wondering how to test websites under previous versions of Safari.

2007-11-21T04:28:48Z 2007-11-21T04:32:17Z tag:www.michelf.com,2007-10-22:/weblog/2007/xcode-internals/

After releasing version 0.1 of the D/Objective-C bridge, I decided to take some time to improve my development tools to better support the D language. I’m using Xcode, and so I want Xcode to play well with D source files. Here’s the story of how I ended up creating the D for Xcode plugin, which goes beyond what any other Xcode plugins I’ve seen in term of integration.

2007-10-22T11:42:28Z 2007-10-22T11:50:50Z tag:www.michelf.com,2007-10-10:/weblog/2007/php-markdown-no-markup/

I’ve been contacted many times by people asking about how to disable HTML within PHP Markdown. Up until a few months ago, I was opposed to offering that possibility on the ground that HTML is part of the Markdown syntax. After all, Markdown was designed so that if the syntax doesn’t have what you want, or if you just don’t know the syntax, you can fallback to HTML.

2007-10-10T11:54:21Z 2007-12-07T05:15:16Z