Microsoft Web sites and Adobe's Flash sending Safari off course?
March 26, 2008 (Wednesday) | Safari
Scattered reports of trouble loading certain Web components in Safari 3.1 for Windows — and the failure of several major Microsoft services to cooperate with the new browser — are exciting comment online, but the situation may be less than meets the eye.
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