● Liked this video? Subscribe for more: For most of its life, the Safari web browser has remained exclusive to Apple devices. But back in 2007, the company released a version for Windows. It was created with the goal of increasing Safari's marketshare. But just 5 years later, the project was silently discontinued. But why? Today's video explores its history and the reasons why it failed. More Retrospectives: ● Gear I use to make these videos: Camera: Tripod (mine is discontinued): Smaller Tripod: Microphone: Editing Software (Premiere): Thumbnail Editor (Photoshop): ● Affiliate Links (these links will earn me a commission if you purchase something though them at no additional cost to you): Get a FREE 30-DAY TRIAL of Amazon Prime: Get 2 FREE Audiobooks with Audible: Try Twitch Prime for FREE: Amazon: ● Follow Me: Twitter: Instagram: ● Music/Credits: Background Music: Title: Walk Through the Park Artist: TrackTribe Source: YouTube Audio Library Title: A Kiss For Amanda Artist: DJ Williams Source: YouTube Audio Library Title: Hanging Out Artist: Bruno E. Source: YouTube Audio Library Title: Sixteen Twenty Five Artist: Text Me Records / Grandbankss Source: YouTube Audio Library Amazon Affiliate Notice: I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to . All Amazon links that I provide will use my affiliate code with Amazon. Some materials in this video are used under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, which allows "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, and research. #MichaelMJD #Safari #Windows