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Inside Safari 3.0 for Windows (beta)

Staff CNET

Published: 13 Jun 2007 08:34 BST

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The options in Safari are pretty straightforward. In the end, Safari 3.0 beta is a mixed bag. There are some good features, but current Firefox and IE users will probably be frustrated by the lack of add-ons and other user interface concerns. And, less than 24 hours after its public release, three security researchers have found at least eight significant flaws within the Safari for Windows browser.

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