He also called me incompetent, because Outlook for Mac didn't do certain things he was used to doing, "I've been doing that for 20 years, don't tell me it doesn't work!" Yes, 20 years on Windows, but Microsoft's own devs stated that the feature wasn't implemented and there was no plan to ever implement it in Outlook for Mac. It turned out that the Mac version of PowerPoint had different minimum border values for text inside objects and what displayed perfectly in Windows disappeared on the Mac. Then he switched to Mac and started complaining that the text had disappeared or moved. That is one of the reasons why there are so many compatibility issues and why Outlook for Mac has always been the unloved step-child, when it comes to feature completeness.I used to have to create presentations for my boss. In reply to lvthunder:My guess is Office for Windows is a completely different code base then the Mac version.It always has been, since the late 80s. You can download Firefox from the Mozilla website.
And it’s the final Firefox release to support Adobe Flash. It also uses more modern techniques for allocating shared memory on Linux, improving performance and increasing compatibility with Docker. (Basically, you just need to make sure you quit Firefox 83 before installing.)įirefox 84 also includes WebRender, Mozilla’s hardware-accelerated rendering engine, with compatibility on macOS Big Sur, Windows 10 PCs with Intel 6th-generation GPUs, and Intel laptops running Windows 7 and 8. If you’re already using Firefox 83 on an M1-based Mac, you will need to follow Mozilla’s instructions to upgrade to the new version. “Firefox launches over 2.5 times faster and web apps are now twice as responsive.” “Native support for macOS devices built with Apple Silicon CPUs brings dramatic performance improvements over the non-native build that was shipped in Firefox 83,” the Firefox 84 release notes explain.
Mozilla has released the latest version of its flagship Firefox web browser, which, among other things, adds support for M1-based Macs.
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