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(Via Slashdot.)
Despite reports that PayPal may drop support for Apple’s Safari browser because it lacks anti-phishing features, PayPal now says it ain’t so. Though PayPal telegraphed displeasure with Safari last January, they’re now unambiguous about their position: “We have absolutely no intention of blocking current versions of any browsers, including Apple’s Safari, from our website.”
(Via ZDNet UK.)
Leopard has been hacked within 30 seconds using a flaw in Safari, with rival operating systems Ubuntu and Windows Vista so far remaining
(Via MacWorld.)
Industry analysts say there’s nothing unusual about the way Apple is distributing Safari updates to Windows users, despite complaints from the CEO of Mozilla about the practice.
(Via Mac Tech News.)
Apple Releases Safari 3.1
The World’s Fastest Browser Now on Mac and Windows
CUPERTINO, California–March 18, 2008–Apple today introduced Safari 3.1,
the world’s fastest web browser for Mac and Windows PCs. Safari loads [...]
(Via TechSpot.)
It’s not uncommon to see Mac users living and dying by Apple’s Safari browser that comes built in OS X, but in a surprising bit of news today, PayPal is warning users that they are better off using an alternative if they want to avoid fraud. Just like the average Windows user usually doesn’t bother to download a browser different than Internet Explorer, Safari is commonly the browser of choice for Mac users.
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