The day Steve Jobs unveiled the Safari web browser

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By Rene RitchieJan 11, 2013, 12:06 am1.3k ptsHotTop
Don Melton, the man hired by Scott Forstall to build a web browser for the Mac, and later iOS, is continuing his post-Apple turn as a blogger, this time reminiscing about the day Steve Jobs introduced Safari at Macworld 2003. Writing on donmelton.com talks, in part, about the reaction to their use of…

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