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Safari 1.0 Rushed?

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Safari may have won plaudits for its speediness, but glitches in version 1.0, the first non-beta release, is causing major headaches for some web developers and users.

'Part of the problem is Safari's over-ambitious caching,' said Derek Cohen, CEO of UK online survey provider, Demographix. Caching is used by Web browsers to store graphical elements from a downloaded page locally, so that a revisited page can be rendered more quickly.
 
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I wonder why is that a problem? Since the majority of the browser use them.
 
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well, ie on windows has a hard refresh (ctrl+F5) do totally reload images which i think safari should have.
 
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Well you can clear the history and cache.. so that shouldnt really be a problem.. also isnt most of that on like a 600second time out?
 

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