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February 28, 2005 Google said its new map feature now supports the Opera browser and Apple Computer's Safari browser. TAGS: Opera browser, Apple Safari, Google Maps, Google Inc., Opera Software, Web browser, Firefox, Apple Computer

June 18, 2007 COO John Lilly says Steve Jobs' keynote last week reveals a "corporate-controlled" view of browser market that "betrays (Apple's) thinking." TAGS: browser market, Steve Jobs, Apple Safari, market share, COO, Mozilla Corp., Apple Computer, exec, Web browser, Firefox, Microsoft Windows

April 20, 2007 Zero-day vulnerability in Safari Web browser used to commandeer a MacBook in hack-a-Mac contest at CanSecWest conference. TAGS: TippingPoint Technologies, Apple MacBook, contest, organizer, Apple Safari, vulnerability, conference, Apple Computer, security, attack, Apple Macintosh, Web browser

May 12, 2005 Apple may be ready to ditch the open-source code behind its browser, leaving a sour taste for some developers. TAGS: KDE, Apple Safari, Hyatt Hotels & Resorts, code base, open source, Apple Computer, computer company, developer, relationship, favor, patch management, tree, Web browser, engine, blog, e-mail

June 19, 2007 Apple's Safari could bring richer colors to Windows browsers, but Firefox soon will help expand the gamut, too. TAGS: margin, Apple Safari, color, Adobe Systems Inc., Web browser, Apple Computer, Mozilla Corp., Firefox, image, leader, Microsoft Internet Explorer, photograph, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

March 2, 2006 Security update fixes 20 vulnerabilities, including a high-profile flaw in the Safari Web browser and Mail client. TAGS: flaw, Apple Mac OS, Apple Computer, Apple iChat, Apple Safari, Apple Mac OS X, vulnerability, patch management, Apple Macintosh, security, Web browser, operating system, IM

November 30, 2005 "Highly critical" security updates address more than a dozen vulnerabilities in the Mac OS X operating system. TAGS: security flaw, vulnerability, flaw, Apple Safari, Apple Mac OS X, execution, Apple Computer, patch management, Apple Mac OS, denial of service, security, Apple Macintosh, Web browser, operating system

June 11, 2007 A beta version of Apple's Web browser is now available for Windows, and budding iPhone developers can use it to create applications. TAGS: Steve Jobs, Apple iPhone, 64-bit, beta version, Apple Safari, Apple Computer, developer, Apple Mac OS, Apple Macintosh, Apple Mac OS X, 32-bit, Web browser, Microsoft Windows, operating system

February 21, 2006 Apple is working to patch operating-system vulnerability that could be exploited to install rootkits, backdoors. TAGS: shell script, flaw, back door, Apple Safari, attacker, Apple Mac OS, rootkit, expert, Apple Macintosh, Apple Computer, vulnerability, Apple Mac OS X, malicious code, Symantec Corp., operating system, Web browser

June 15, 2007 Apple urges Windows users to try the Safari Web browser and invites applications developers to spend some time with the iPhone. TAGS: Steve Jobs, Apple iPhone, Web development, iPhone app, Week in review, Apple Safari, Apple Computer, developer, reader, Web browser, AT&T Corp., chance, mobile phone, Apple iTunes, Apple Mac OS, Apple Macintosh

June 7, 2005 Mac maker revamps its software development process in response to complaints by open-source programmers behind Safari browser. TAGS: Hyatt Hotels & Resorts, KDE, open source, Apple Computer, volunteer, Apple Safari, IRC, mailing list, developer, complaint, Web browser, blog, programming

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