Step back in time to the Macintosh of the 1990s, and run complete, virtual installations of System 7 and Mac OS 8 in a browser window.

On Mac OS X Lion's user lock screen, you are given the option to "Restart to Safari" rather than logging in. This allows you to boot the computer into just the web browser and nothing else.

Black-and-white versions of System 6 and 7 show off what early Mac OS was like. Read the whole story ...

Google's Chrome, the second most used desktop browser in the world, has just received a major update, with 64-bit support for Mac OS X added in the mix.

Still, Mac OS X and Linux users have some things to look forward to as well. The Chrome browser has been developed from day one to be faster–faster start-up, faster page loading, faster search.

Chrome on Mac The March video walk-through reveals that the look and feel of the browser is distinct and instantly identifiable as part of the Chrome project.

Although Google Inc. has yet to come up with Mac or Linux editions of its new Chrome browser, CodeWeavers Inc., a company best known for its CrossOver software, has assembled imitations for those ...

Writing for ZDNet’s eWeek, Daniel Drew Turner notes that Mac OS X may be giving new life to alternative Web browser development besides just efforts from AOL/Time Warner and Microsoft. His ...