It is not currently available for Mac users. Switching gears, I want to talk a little about something called Cookies. If you have used the internet much you have probably seen references to cookies or been asked by a little screen when you went to a new web page whether you wanted to receive or not allow cookies. It is kind of hard to answer that question when you don't know what they are. After four years, I finally decided to try and find out.
Cookies are short pieces of data used by web servers to help identify web users.
The popular concepts and rumors about what a cookie can do has reached almost mythical proportions and frightening users. None of this is close to the truth. A cookie is a short piece of data, not code, which is sent from a web server to a web browser when that browser visits the server's site. The cookie is stored on the user's machine, but it is not an executable program and cannot do anything to your machine. This explains why, when I visit a site where I have previously signed up, the site knows it is me when I come back again.