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For most of its life, the Safari web browser has remained exclusive to Apple devices. But back in 2007, the company released a version for Windows. It was created with the goal of increasing Safari's marketshare. But just 5 years later, the project was silently discontinued. But why? Today's video explores its history and the reasons why it failed.

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Title: Walk Through the Park
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