Yeah, for the casual user, a lot of the changes you'll notice are in load times and how quickly your app processes information. by and large, though, it's the same operating system. If you are a power user, I hear there have been some major complaints about features being dumbed down or completely taken out, but you'd have to be a pretty hardcore mac user to notice that kind of stuff.
A welcome change is that when you load safari, assuming you don't change the default settings, you'll be taken to a toolbar that has all your most recent, and most frequently visited websites right there on the page, so if you use the trackpad, you can just find where you want to go and give it a tap.
-----Original Message----- From: Desi Noller
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 5:49 PM To: mac4theblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [mac4theblind] Perplexed About Mavericks Hi Everyone,I just updated to Mavericks, and I honestly don’t notice any appreciable difference so far. Is the main thing that now iBooks is available on the Mac? Even the horrendous things I’ve heard about using gmail with Mavericks haven’t materialized yet. I’m certainly not complaining, just a little perplexed! Maybe I just don’t regularly use most of the new features? I’d be interested in anyone’s thoughts!
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