These issues appear to not be platform-specific. Because we cater to
designers and creative types, we have a disproportionately higher
percentage of Mac users than, say, amazon or eBay probably do.
I've had some of our customers submit info to me, and I can see that
the browser strings are OS X versions of Safari.
I'm looking into the private browsing thing. It would be a convenient
answer, since it's not a feature I use by default, and I'm not seeing
the problems and other people are, but we'll see.
Marc
Le 18 mars 08 à 03:56, David Krings a écrit :
Marc Antony Vose wrote:
Is anyone aware of any subtle changes in Safari 3 that could cause
problems with maintaining sessions or cookies?
Well, is it an Apple Safari or a Windows Safari browser? The Windows
version is in beta since forever and doesn't seem to get much
attention from Apple. Maybe you are looking at issues that people
have with this half-baked zombie.
David
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