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Apple recently introduced an update to Safari which included anti-phishing technology to help counter fake websites. Since updating to this new version though many people have been experiencing problems, mainly surrounding Adobe’s Flash Player. Most website I have visited refuse to accept that I have actually installed Flash. Alliance & Leicester gives me a message stating I do not have Flash Player installed, also the Skybet.com website refuses to allow people to place a bet obviously because it too thinks Flash Player is not installed. Stay tuned for a fix.

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