Mylivesearch beta launched, doesn’t support Firefox

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I was recently invited by the Beta Development Team of Mylivesearch and it turned out that they are not yet supporting Firefox or Safari. Turned out that you will need to download a plugin to use the service. A search engine that needs a plugin to work? What? I don’t get it.

Ok… Now what? Guess I’ll have to wait till they support other browsers and hopefully other OSs.

Mylivesearch

–aj

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3 Responses to “Mylivesearch beta launched, doesn’t support Firefox”

  1. Mac Says:
    August 27th, 2007 at 9:31 pm

    It’s only there first beta realease, they are planning to release versions for Safari on Macs. And, they already support Firefox under XP and Vista.

  2. aj Says:
    August 27th, 2007 at 9:47 pm

    I hope that’s sooner than later. There’s also tons of Mac Zealots you know. ;)

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