The page is clearly not Acid2 compliant! (see
http://www.webstandards.org/act/acid2/). We who are using Safari in
10.4.3 (now one of a mere handful of Acid2-compliant browsers
available) can now be sure that it's the web page that's at fault,
not Safari.
According to the Test
My Safari 1.3.1 in OS 10.3.9 does NOT make the grade ! Interesting !
Bob
Well, not really. Apple only claimed Safari was Acid2 compliant as of 10.4.3
Have fun,
Shay
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