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By javathreads
via blog.vlad1.com
Published: Mar 01 2008 / 13:44
Apple may be boosting Safari speeds with a series of hidden and undocumented API's in OS X that other browsers can't access, leading Firefox developer Vladimir Vukicevic explains his discoveries on his blog.
The developer Vladimir Vukicevic began exploring Apple's WebKit engine for Safari and came across 100 undocumented APIs Safari can call on for better browsing, but Firefox cannot.
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Tags: apple, frameworks, research, unix-linux
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Comments
hohonuuli replied ago:
Nothing to see hear. Read the comments from the Apple Guys. There is no 'secret' API. The cake is a lie.
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