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If you view this page in Safari, it’s just a text document

• black3r 3y ago
  Since this is a post about security, this is your daily reminder to update your browser to stay safe on the internet. Up-to-date versions of Safari support AVIF images, and there have been multiple RCE vulnerabilities with known exploits fixed last year in Safari...
  • deleted 3y ago
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  • hospitalJail 3y ago
    iphones are the scariest device to do anything important on. I had a moment of total freakout when I realized the person across from me at lunch had an iPhone on the table. Actually he had an Android, and we continued talking like no big deal. To be clear, we were talking about a 10-100M dollar problem, this wasnt small potatoes. Too many exploits, I can't imagine having anything of value on an iphone.
    • novagameco 3y ago
      > I had a moment of total freakout when I realized the person across from me at lunch had an iPhone on the table Why?
    • buffington 3y ago
      Please, tell us more about each of these points you make, in detail. I'm compelled to know.
• MrBruh 3y ago
  It is using the Avif format (for images) for a 2x compression bonus over PNG while still maintaining a higher quality over JPG. If you can't view the images then it means you are likely using an outdated browser, all current versions of browsers support it (afaik) except Internet Explorer.[0] ...And if you are using Internet Explorer, then god help you. [0] https://caniuse.com/avif https://caniuse.com/avif
  • novagameco 3y ago
    I'm on Edge 120 (released a month ago) and can't see it
    • EasyMark 3y ago
      I don't usually use edge 120 but have installed on my mac. the images are indeed broken.
• frakkingcylons 3y ago
  I'm not seeing it that way on Safari 16.1 on mac.