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Not a problem in Safari 3. URL 1 in Safari: http://img.skitch.com/20081222-kr2k6gwm1b8cbt3i7xqy6n5x9c.png http://img.skitch.com/20081222-kr2k6gwm1b8cbt3i7xqy6n
by defunkt 18y ago
Not a problem in Safari 3.
URL 1 in Safari: http://img.skitch.com/20081222-kr2k6gwm1b8cbt3i7xqy6n5x9c.png http://img.skitch.com/20081222-kr2k6gwm1b8cbt3i7xqy6n5x9c.pn...
URL 2 in Safari: http://img.skitch.com/20081222-dk57nxe9epdxx9u5gt71gu1u4p.png http://img.skitch.com/20081222-dk57nxe9epdxx9u5gt71gu1u4p.pn...
Please report security bugs at http://support.github.com http://support.github.com - not in old Hacker News comments which may never been seen. Thanks.
- gojomo 18y agoSorry, should have specified: Safari 3 on Windows. All my tests were on Windows, none on MacOS or Linux. If it hadn't still been your 'topmost' comment, and a recent top story possibly still monitored by multiple GitHubbers -- or if I hadn't received an ack by this morning -- I would have tried an alternate means of report. Or, if I thought this was a higher-risk issue. (Your general user-management already seems well-fortified by https against all but superficial mischief.) Still, I understand the preference that a security bug however small be reported directly first, and I'll respect that in the future.