I'm sorry your question is a bit confusing. Finder is Apple's file manager on Mac. It does not have anything to do with your choice of Web Browser. Windows PCs would have Windows Explorer as the equivalent to Finder. Firefox would have nothing to do with that. If you are referring to Apple's web browser on Mac, its called Safari, not Finder, and no there is no Safari for Windows.
The current release of MS "Word" is Office365. Apple has a consumer-level equivalent called "Pages" and for many, it comes included for free with MacOS. There is an open-source "Office" suite called LibreOffice (commonly known as "OpenOffice") If you plan on using it for personal, home use then "Pages" and "OpenOffice" would work fine for you. If you plan on using your documents in a business ...
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ipconfig and other equivalent commands Hi! I'm trying to play a game that puts me automatically in 1 of 2 possible servers and most of the times I land in the wrong one. One fix to this problem is to close the game, reboot the system and log back in. The other fix is to run this line of code, but it's for Windows. Are there any equivalencies to ...
Is there equivalent apps to MS Office for use with macOS I recently acquired a MacBook Air, to escape the frequent hijackings to my HP-Microsoft-based laptop. My main need is to communicate with collaborators and family. Is there an equivalent SF to MSN's Office 365 for use with Apple hardware? Writing proper letters to other professional people.