Said by someone that I'm going to have to assume never used the Windows version of Safari when it was available. I was one of those hard-core Mac users forced to use Windows for work, and...meh, it was easier to quit struggling against the restraints and just use Firefox if I wanted an alternative browser. I mean, Safari on Windows was fine (best I can remember), but the only thing it really seemed to bring to the table was "it looks like the browser on my Mac". Faster JS? Who cares? Geeks, that's who. And Apple isn't about to spend gazillions to write a Windows browser for geeks (hell, look at how they treat devs for their own platforms).<p>So when I use a Windows machine (ten years or so later, still have to use one for work), I just fire up Firefox, just like I'd do even if there were a current version of Safari for Windows. I have no ideological dog in this fight, so I'll go the easiest route that doesn't involve Edge or Chrome.<p>EDIT: oops, <i>there's</i> an HN bug. I went to update the original comment, and it posts this duplicate (with my updates) instead. I'll delete the original/dupe here in a minute or two.