[Macworld]

Post your comments for Apple updates Aperture, iPhoto, Safari here

[schoonerman]

Just two security fixes (this may be a record low) for Safari. One JavaScript and one problem in SVG images.

One should sign up for Apple's security messages. Or just Believe, of course.

[whitedog]

Safari 6.0.2 is also available for Lion, OS X 10.7.5 - as listed in Software Update and on MacUpdate.com.

[Mike]

Thanks again, Apple, for throwing us SL 10.6 users in the trash...

I wasn't impressed with Lion 10.7 so I reverted to SL. While $20 is cheap for ML 10.8, my Mac Book can't run it but my iMac can. I don't care to run different OS's on my Macs because I do a lot of sharing between them. Apple, you're really starting to pi$$ me off....

[koes64]

I can't update safari 6.0.2, there are message :
The operation couldn't be completed.
(NSURLErrorDomain error -3001.)(102)

[huzzam]

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Thanks again, Apple, for throwing us SL 10.6 users in the trash...

Chrome works great under SL. More stable than Safari, for me, in both SL & ML.

[Marel]

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I can't update safari 6.0.2, there are message : The operation couldn't be completed. (NSURLErrorDomain error -3001.)(102)

Yep, same problem here. I did a quick search and I can see we're not the only ones who have this problem.

[chrisgalen]

Photo Streams fix on Aperture when Apple just misses the boat with Aperture in general. No professional worth their salt uses photo streams anyway. Privacy and the fact that the look of Apple's photo streams is very simplistic and doesn't allow for a host of options that a professional would want.
Like Final Cut, Apple broke something that was doing fine and just as Premiere got a huge leap from this debacle Lightroom is scoring points for being a professional program that doesn't treat you like an idiot.

[w200239268]

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I can't update safari 6.0.2, there are message : The operation couldn't be completed. (NSURLErrorDomain error -3001.)(102)

me too =(

[Arygaetu]

Far too much of Apple's time, effort and money is going into the faux socio-sharing crap. Other than adolescent girls, I don't see anyone with more than a room temperature IQ would really care.

If Apple were to do photo and video streaming and sharing, I would expect it to be of a quality and effects on par with a major movie production, not a $4 tablet app written for 5th graders.

With no other innovations other than this flood of sharing crap-ware pasted onto every Apple app, it appears Apple has run out of ideas. With that extra $1 billion for R&D last year, it makes it even more apparent they have nothing left.

[Hawaiian_Starman]

Alternative Safari download link for Mountain Lion:

http://download.cnet...f6ec60d1656d114

[Mike]

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Thanks again, Apple, for throwing us SL 10.6 users in the trash... Chrome works great under SL. More stable than Safari, for me, in both SL & ML.

huzzam, it's not just Safari... Apple's migration away from SL started with Aperture 3.4... I can't understand Apple's stance to force Mac users to upgrade to the newest OS just to get updates/upgrades to Apple software we already have. Adobe's Lightroom 4 still supports OS 10.6, but it's too expensive for me (plus, it's Adobe - which is a minus). Look like I'll be learning Canon's free Digital Photo Professional software....

[Jaycer]

Could NOT update through the App Store... found the standalone files online and updated iPhoto and Safari. How come?

[n4hhe]

I'm waiting on Aperture 4 because I have found when I buy late in a revision cycle the next big step is always released shortly after my window for free upgrade expires.

Its nice that Apple holds down the outright purchase price but when a previous version is worth nothing toward the upgrade I have to wait on discretionary purchases until the new version is released.