In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sat, Feb 26, 2005 at 12:30:21PM +0800, Robert Howells wrote: > But it does need OSX 10.3.5 according to the System Requirements ! > > Excludes me ! My 10.3.4 is not Broke , so I have not fixed it !
While it is true, as you have stated, that 10.3.4 does not have any financial troubles, versions 10.3.5 through 10.3.8 including many important changes like the following: - Repairs three or four flaws in Safari that allow websites to masquerade as other websites (e.g. impersonate a banking or commerce website). - Solves two problems with the display of web/e-mail graphics and QuickTime that could cause programmes to either crash or give access to remote attackers. - Solves "a kernel panic that could occur when dialing or connecting to your ISP via your internal Apple modem" or "when using an external, wireless USB broadband modem" (Apple's words). - Addresses DNS-related slowness in Safari and Mail. - Solves many risks associated with Personal Web Sharing.
