Many sites also pollute their page with an over whelming amount of JAVA Scripteffects, which not only take a long time to load, but also hog a huge amount of memory. Accidents Happen Lets talk about stability. OK, brace yourself. MagiC Mac in my experience is considerably more stable then its Atari counterpart. This is both sad and relieving at the same time.
Crashes do occur however, but it's no big deal.
This is more of an advantage then you might think when it comes to the iMac. Pressing the power button will do absolutely nothing, and your only alternatives are to unplug the computer from the wall, or find a toothpick and shove it in the side of the iMac where a small reset button is hidden. Another thing one might view as a drawback is the fact that the iMac ships with a one-button mouse. Unfortunately, the only way around this is to buy one of the many replacement mice. Compatability There has not been a single program I have found that works under MagiC on my Falcon, and not on the iMac.