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▶ 29:46 Martin Casado And so the reason you use a Mac Mini, so it can actually use Safari proper. 2 times in the scene

▶ 41:24 Benedict Evans There's not a network effect for Chrome, but it, and it's not actually any better, much, but maybe it's a bit better than Safari, but you know, you use Chrome because you use Chrome.

▶ 19:56 Alex Rampell You go to like, you know, Safari because like they've, Apple makes tens of billions of dollars a year by sending all of those searches to Google.

▶ 15:09 David Mytton If you're in the Apple ecosystem and using Safari on, on iPhone or on Mac, then there is a way to authenticate that the request is coming from an individual who has a subscription to iCloud and Apple has their own fraud analysis to allow…

▶ 8:02 Frank Chen And then interestingly, the two code bases that you considered to get Safari off the ground were
▶ 14:11 Ken Kocienda And, and eventually, uh, uh, Safari, as, uh, when it was released, it was three times faster than MSIE at, uh, at loading web pages.
▶ 17:45 Frank Chen Because you're Safari, 4 times in the scene
▶ 32:01 Ken Kocienda And so, uh, when I, uh, started working, uh, when I was invited to join the Purple effort, uh, because of my experience on the web browser, I started working on making, uh, crunching down Safari, optimizing Safari so that it could fit a… 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:13:01 Ken Kocienda and then you launch Safari. 3 times in the scene

▶ 36:46 Alex Rampell Or the same reason if you're using a Mac and you have Safari, it's another reason to, like, use their ecosystem. 2 times in the scene

▶ 13:48 Benedict Evans and then I get to my desk, and I hit Safari, and, or I get to my, you know, wherever my iPad is, I open my iPad, I hit Safari, and the same link is there, or I'm listening to music, and the same music is on the, is on my iPad, and it's not… 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:57 Adam Grant Basically what he found was Chrome and Firefox users were on average getting in call center jobs to customer satisfaction rates in 90 days that took Internet Explorer and Safari users a 120 days to reach. 2 times in the scene

▶ 3:18 Chris Dixon Like one argument, which I think I believe is, it's a diversion to worry about what's happening in Safari when the real ad blocker is called Facebook, right? 2 times in the scene

▶ 14:55 Benedict Evans In Google's case, that one icon might actually just be Safari.

▶ 15:05 Steven Sinofsky And then you look, click on a link, and you don't click on open in Safari.

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