Willravel

That makes sense. With iTunes, you're working with something that is less likely to attract security concerns because of the nature of the app. Safari on Mac never had to worry about anything because there are so few security dangers to the OS both because the OS is more rare and because the OS has excellent security built in. XP and Vista aren't anywhere near as secure as Mac OS X, so now they have to figure out how to compensate, while still keeping the speed.

I wonder if the speed hacks available for Firefox or IE on Windows can make the apps comparable in speed to the new Safari. A was talking to a friend of mine last night who said he didn't really see a difference.