Listen with your Soul (unless you use Firefox, in which case bugger off)

Bizarre.

Posted by Don on 2007/03/12

At least you got an error message - running Ubuntu Linux all I get is a blank screen. The developers of that site definitely don't like penguins.

Posted by Jean on 2007/03/12

The email link doesn't work either. Looks like they're using an external company to do their distribution - www.od2.com. From a BMW (SA) side, Firefox penetration is at about 7-10% of total traffic. I think Musica may find that the FF portion is higher.

Posted by thescott on 2007/03/12

Musica aren't the only ones with an ie only policy. The ingeniously named Pick n Play (really guys, surely you could do better?) has the following to say: "While you can buy music using Non-IE borwsers, you will need to sign into this site using Internet Explorer to download your purchased music. You need to have Windows Media Player 9, 10 or 11 installed to play the music."

Posted by Andrew on 2007/03/12

Have just noticed the typo in that message. It's theirs, not mine.

Posted by andrew on 2007/03/12

ah well.......justt his morning!  realised that : durban.org website...also requires IE...and dose not support FIREFOX!........and so mailed them////////they asked me : WHATS A  MAC?>?????????????????

UGHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!

ARGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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fida

Posted by fida on 2007/03/12

So nothing has changed in <a href="http://coda.co.za/archive/20050105/04:34:35">over two years</a> then. Go Musica!

Posted by coda on 2007/03/12

oops, I should have used the nifty new 'insert link' button ;)

Posted by coda on 2007/03/12

i also get a blank page. 

• but
• musica is a lame ass store anyway - perfect for ie users.

Posted by gavich on 2007/03/13

Very simply, you won't see a more open retail environment for music online here for a while because everyone loves the Microsoft DRM. What we really need is the iTunes Store but apparently SA doesn't rate highly enough for that.

Posted by Paul Jacobson on 2007/03/13