Morning Paper: fixed Safari 3.0.1 Beta For Windows

June 14, 2007

fixed Safari 3.0.1 Beta For Windows

Okay maybe fixed is a stretch, how about "better".

--Endgaget)Looks like Apple's issued a new version of the public beta of Safari for Windows today -- highest on the list of fixes were patches for thee three separate security vulnerabilities that cropped up mere hours after launch. There's never any software that's 100% secure, but at least now it's that much safer for Windows users to go hunting wild internet on Safari. (Details on the fixes after the break.)

Jun 14, 2007 9:52:49 AM | Apple

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