Sabotage: Safari bundled with WiniTunes

John Biggs

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Thursday, March 20th, 2008

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If you’ve downloaded iTunes for Windows, you might get a window encouraging you to download a software update — really the entire package — for the latest version of Safari. This seems a bit disingenuous and smacks of bundling and the only thing I can imagine is that iTunes needs some sort of Safari DLLs to visit the iTunes store. That, however, is fairly bogus because why not just offer a patch. As anyone seen this behavior on your PCs?

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