Settings menu in Mac OS X Panther (System Preferences) with thanks to Jonathan WestinĪppearance in Mac OS X Panther (Appearance) with thanks to Jonathan WestinĪppearance in Mac OS X Panther (Desktop & Screen Saver) with thanks to Jonathan Westinĭisplay in Mac OS X Panther (Displays) with thanks to Jonathan Westin Keyboard map in Mac OS X Panther (Keyboard Viewer) Mail in Mac OS X Panther (Mail) with thanks to Jonathan Westin Panther replaced default Internet Explorer by Apple’s own Safari browser, with minimalistic interface supporting tabbed browsing. Volume level in Mac OS X Panther with thanks to Jonathan Westinīrowser in Mac OS X Panther (Safari) with thanks to Jonathan Westin Media player in Mac OS X Panther (QuickTime Player)ĬD player in Mac OS X Panther (iTunes 4) with thanks to Jonathan Westin Text editor in Mac OS X Panther (TextEdit)Ĭalculator in Mac OS X Panther (Calculator) with thanks to Jonathan WestinĪddress book in Mac OS X Panther (Address Book) (Note: This screenshot is taken on a machine without Quartz Extreme support.) The second comes from eMac 17” and shows transparent Stickies, new Font options and new Calculator. The first screenshot shows iCal, iSync, Exposé settings, and new brushed metal Finder. The screenshot has an extra border ( remove) ( show). Note: The screenshot is taken on a machine without Quartz Extreme support.ĭesktop with applications in Mac OS X Panther with thanks to Jonathan Westin.

Note: The screenshot is taken on a machine without Quartz Extreme support.Įmpty desktop in Mac OS X Panther. The Send Registration link is present only on machines without the Internet connection.

Mac OS X Panther starts with one instance of new Finder and a set of applications in the Dock at the bottom (from left: Finder, Safari, Mail, iChat AV, Address Book, iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, iCal, QuickTime Player, System Preferences, shortcut to Apple’s site and Trash).

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