Some of this may be because of Apple's restrictions on apps that are
allowed in the app store. Apps are required to use certain sand box
rules and are restricted on what permissions they can have. By not
using the app store, app developers are free to use all available
resources on the mac. Installing apps outside of the app store should
not be a problem as long as the user exercises common sense.
Original message:
Dear List wwhy are chrome and firefox not in the Mac aps store when
Opera is. I can understand companies not wanting to pay apple
commission but both firefox and chrome are free anyway. Surely by
making you download from third party sites security is reduced.
Many Thanks Lee --
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