Hi, I've just tested Safari 5 with my web comic. It's not very different from version 3. It's less ambitious than Google Crome, which is also based on web kit, with more limited filter suport. For some reason both Safari and Google choke (although they respond is slightly different ways) on the anime news in http://www.pixelpalaces.com/dk/toh5.svgz (frames 24, 28-29). This is very strange is these frames are fairly simple and have nothing unique about them except for the manga style artwork. Is webkit programmed to detect manga and crash when it finds it?
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