Apple Releases Safari 4.0.3
Apple today released Safari 4.0.3 via Software Update, offering fixes for several stability and performance issues, as well as security updates. The new version is also available on Apple's Safari download page.
This update is recommended for all Safari users and includes improvements to stability, compatibility and security including:
- Stability improvements for webpages that use the HTML 5 video tag
- Fixes an issue that prevented some users from logging into iWork.com
- Fixes an issue that could cause web content to be displayed in greyscale instead of color
For detailed information on the security content of this update, please visit this site: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222.
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I once read a story of a guy who have like 36MB on his hard drive taken up by those images which according to him can't be deleted
that's keeping me from updating
Does Safari 4 still store screenshots from your visited webpages?
I once read a story of a guy who have like 36MB on his hard drive taken up by those images which according to him can't be deleted
that's keeping me from updating
Yes, it does, but they can be easily deleted.
i heard they fixed it though? i remember in the beta people were getting like 10 GB taken up by those images, but then when the final release came out, people said it was fixed.
Does Safari 4 still store screenshots from your visited webpages?
I once read a story of a guy who have like 36MB on his hard drive taken up by those images which according to him can't be deleted
that's keeping me from updating
What is so concerning about 36MB of space... I thought 36MB was not very much nowadays where hard drive capacities are in the hundreds of GBs.
Does Safari 4 still store screenshots from your visited webpages?
I once read a story of a guy who have like 36MB on his hard drive taken up by those images which according to him can't be deleted
that's keeping me from updating
How small, exactly, is your hard drive that 36 MB is keeping you from upgrading? (Not that you shouldn't be able to delete them more easily, but...)
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