Apple
Articles about Apple products or subjects that don't fit in the Mac category are collected here.
Accessibility improvements in Mac OS X Snow Leopard
Mac OS X 10.6 has plenty of accessibility improvements, several of which will be useful not only to people with disabilities. No mention of WAI-ARIA, though.
Safari 4 public beta with WAI-ARIA support. Or not?
Apple recently released a public beta of Safari 4. Among the news is support for WAI-ARIA, but I can’t figure out how to make it work.
Reformat and repartition hard drives before using them with Time Machine
Most hard drives you buy are not fully supported by Apple’s Time Machine until you repartition them, but Time Machine does not warn you about it.
Make Safari open targeted links in new tabs instead of new windows
How to use Terminal.app to tell Safari to open links that normally open in a new window to open in a new tab instead.
Make HTML messages readable in Apple Mail
Two tips that make HTML email messages easier to read in Apple Mail. One makes Mail prefer Plain Text by default, the other sets the minimum font size used to display HTML email.
The WebKit/Safari Web Inspector is getting even better
The latest update to the Webkit Web Inspector is very impressive and makes WebKit (and Safari, once it includes the new version of the Web Inspector) a viable web development browser.
Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard improves accessibility
It’s encouraging to note that many of the new features in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard are not just visual bells and whistles, but are there to improve accessibility.
Mac OS X Web browser rundown 2007
A rundown of the Mac OS X Web browsers that occupy space on my hard drive in late 2007.
The Greenpeace Green my Apple campaign
I helped Veerle Pieters out with some of the front-end coding on the Greenpeace Green my Apple campaign site.

