Safari Browser now on Windows!

Safari 3.0.2 beta
Apple Safari 3.0.2 beta

Changes in 3.0.2:
Security
* Includes the latest security updates for Safari.
Non-English versions of Microsoft Windows
* Safari unexpectedly quitting if interacting with bookmarks on non-English configurations of Windows.
* Safari unexpectedly quitting when typing in text fields on non-English configurations of Windows.
* An issue in which bold and italic text could be missing in Web pages on non-English configurations of Windows.
Text
* Safari unexpectedly quitting if the Windows user account name contains non-ASCII character.
* An issue in which all text is missing if the Windows system has a large number of fonts installed.
* All text may be missing when Safari is installed in a location other than the default location.
* Slow startup time when installed fonts have an improper creation time (a future date).
* An issue in which a font other than Arial could be used instead of Arial on certain Web pages.
Authentication
* Safari unexpectedly quitting after prompting for a username and password for HTTP authentication.
* Safari unexpectedly quitting when handling the unsupported NTLM authentication method.
RSS
* Safari unexpectedly quitting with certain invalid RSS feed URLs.
* Safari unexpectedly not responding ("stalling") due to contention with the thread that updates RSS feeds.
Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) and Yahoo Widgets
* Inability to install Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) Web applications and Yahoo Widgets.
Google Reader
* Safari unexpectedly quitting when sending a news headline as an email from Google Reader.
Other
* Safari unexpectedly quitting on systems with earlier microprocessors that don't support the SSE instruction set.
* Safari unexpectedly quitting with certain video cards.
* Safari unexpectedly quitting when a web server produces an empty Content-type header.

Download:
Code:
http://www.apple.com/safari/download/
 

ADNpro

<b>REEEEEEEEEEEEEEVES</b>
safari sucks on the mac so why would you use it on windows?

Firefox owns all..I use it on all of my computers (even my mac)
 

Eric Magray

Steel Member
Matt Dibble said:
isnt safari just like firefox anyway?
firefox is way better. safari reads web pages weird and isnt as flexible as firefox. besides, theres like a million different 3rd party add-ons for firefox to help you do things like update you on new email mp3 player javascript disablers and so much more.
 
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