On Apr 7, 2009, at 5:10 PM, Dan wrote:
> Actually, it kindof is a big deal. Each of those is WRITING to the
> same data files, ~/Library/Caches/ and more importantly
> ~/Library/Safari/. In the event of a collision, you're going to be
> left with things like corrupted bookmarks, etc. We need to figure
> this out....
It's fixed now, but I meant not a big deal in that I wasn't running
multiple instances of the browser. I only did that to show that it
happened. (Kris thought I was only starting different versions of
Safari on my computer.)
No, the first time I realized that was happening (easy enough with
that plug-in warning popping up), I avoided using links.
It's nice to have it fixed!
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