Here's a December 8 post on the Surfin' Safari site. Items 14 and especially 16 sound like they may solve our link posting problem. I'll post a notice when the next Safari update (hopefully incorporating these changes) comes out.

December 08, 2003

Progress Report Posted at 12:57 AM We've made fantastic progress in WebCore since 1.1. Here are a few of the highlights: (1) Border collapsing in tables (2) DHTML performance improvements (including optimized layout paths for positioned elements and smart repainting when objects move). (3) Support for tabbing to all controls in a web page (4) Support for the css2 outline property (5) Support for the css2 cursor property (6) Support for tabbing to links in a web page (7) Tabindex support (8) The title attribute is now displayed in a tooltip (9) Small-caps support (synthesized as in other browsers) (10) Marquees (flame away) (11) Support for the DOM click() method (12) Support for window.print() (13) DOM lvl 2 (and even 3) event handling improvements (14) better support for malformed HTML (15) Minimum font size fixed to be like it was in Safari 1.0 (16) Smart line breaking so that long URLs don't screw up page content (17) The two bugs listed here are fixed (18) Major improvements to :before/:after handling, including support for floating and positioning :before/:after content (css2 did not allow this, css2.1 does). Many of the bugs described here are fixed. (19) The first-letter/text-transform "text doubling" bug is fixed. (20) :first-letter now works even when applied across spans, so the letter T in Thoughts from Eric on meyerweb.com now shows up properly. (21) :hover/:active have been rewritten to be faster and to avoid bugs related to hovering over floats and relative positioned elements. Fixes the problems on diveintomark and mezzoblue.com. (22) Many of the crashes/hangs reported via the Safari bug button have been addressed.

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