Safari support

I'm sure it will take them a while to learn Safari's quirks and develop code for the editor to work. I wouldn't expect it for a while.

I note that TinyMCE's creators are getting a Mac Mini for developing their Safari version (tinymce.moxiecode.com). In the examples on their site, the editor windows appear correctly (inline images and styling), and you can edit plain text and cut/paste in images in Safari despite there being no changes for it as yet. It seems the editor window itself should work like other browsers, but it looks like the Javascript for toolbars may need a tweak. As yet I've not seen one single demo specifically to demonstrate Safari's new abilities...

I'm looking for a Mac Mini donation so I can start working on it immediately.

If anyone is interested, just contact me directly (fredck[AT]fredck.com).

Thanks in advance.

http://www.konqueror.org/features/browser.php

Why don't you use Firefox for mac ?

On OS X, Firefox is less pleasant to use than Safari and it's visual rendering quality is nowhere near as good. Safari 1.3.9/2.0 (which finally introduces the contenteditable support that fckeditor requires, hence the rash of requests) is also noticeably faster than Firefox. While Firefox is great for development use (The CSS editor plugin is excellent), for everyday usability, give me Safari.

All this is somewhat academic as it's not just a matter of a single developer changing browsers - FCKEditor should support as many mainstream browsers as feasible.