12 August 2009 4:31 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Apple has updated its Safari web browser bringing with it a number of security and bug fixes.Version 4.0.3 (for those keeping count) promises to also include "Stability improvements for webpages that use the HTML 5 video tag".
HTML 5 is a new web standard that allows you to watch video on a web page without the need for plug-ins like Adobe's Flash or Microsoft's Sliverlight.
Apple say the update also fixes an issue some users had logging into iWork.com and a problem that some found caused web content to be displayed in greyscale instead of colour.
The 40.5MB install will require a restart, however is recommended for all users.
You can get the download via the Apple site or via the Software Updater within the Leopard OS.
The update comes less than a week after the company released the latest version of its Leopard OSX version 10.5.8.
Via: support.apple.com
Software, PC software, Mac software, Apple, Safari, Browsers
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