Would be great if somebody could make a barebones version of TFF that works on 10.3.x... Or alternately if Camino happened to get picked up again as that was a very nice browser to use back in the day. Quick, stable and functional. And well... It is still the one that functions best under 10.4 on my clunking old Yikes.
But yeh, I'm sure certain missing componentry could be reverse engineered into 10.3 with a commited enough egghead on the case... I love how well Panther runs on machines of this particular era of unglamourous clock speeds and small RAM ceilings. It's just a shame thatit's a variant that has been pretty well universally abandoned, even by developers who exist to develop for legacy systems. Browsers are the major area that we suffer, as whilst an old audio suite does exactly what it did 10 years ago, most browsers that old are as good as useless in an ever changing netspace. We have Classila for OS9, TFF for 10.4... then there is that empty void between.
But yeh, I'm sure certain missing componentry could be reverse engineered into 10.3 with a commited enough egghead on the case... I love how well Panther runs on machines of this particular era of unglamourous clock speeds and small RAM ceilings. It's just a shame thatit's a variant that has been pretty well universally abandoned, even by developers who exist to develop for legacy systems. Browsers are the major area that we suffer, as whilst an old audio suite does exactly what it did 10 years ago, most browsers that old are as good as useless in an ever changing netspace. We have Classila for OS9, TFF for 10.4... then there is that empty void between.