Safari beta for Windows gets protection & feature updates

December 18th, 2007 | Category: iPhone Talk

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For those of you running Safari on Windows… yes, we see you there in the back, howzitgoin? The 3.0.4 update version of SfW is now available, featuring a bundle of new features and stability/performance improvements (yay for keyboard shortcuts & horizontal mouse wheel scrolling) and a fix for one protection flaw, a bit of a doozie: a cross-site scripting vulnerability that could have opened the browser and the host machine to attack. See the Apple site for the full

feature lists.

If you’re running Safari on XP or Vista, we’d love to take in about it; in specific, why? Better shield and performance? Less trouble than Firefox, less hackable than IE? examining sites for Mac or iPhone users? Speak up, the Web is listening.

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Original post by Michael Rose

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