Safari Update for OS X and Windows Now Available
Safari Update for OS X and Windows Now Available
Posted 11/18/2010 at 11:04am
| by Seamus Bellamy
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In an effort to make your viewing of our newly redesigned website all that it can be, Apple has released an update to Safari 5 for both OS X and Windows versions. The update repairs a problem that, in the past, has prevented some users from submitting web forms and corrects an issue that prevented some web surfers from viewing Google image results if Flash version 10.1 was installed on their system.
Flash problems? On a Mac? Pshaw.
The updates release notes also update detail some other welcome changes to Apple's robust web browsing solution, including more reliable pop-up blocking, fixes to improve stability, improved integration with VoiceOver and more accurate Top Sites result postings. We're sure you'll agree that all of these changes are more than welcome.
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justir7
November 19, 2010 at 10:18am
Just updated. YouTube plays better. I was having some kind of glitch that for a few seconds while the page was loading the video would corrupted.
Not anymore though.
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