SDN access with Safari For Windows?

All,
Am just playing around with the Safari browser and when I try to access SDN using the same, I get a pop up stating, "to view this page you need to log into WebURLProtectionSpace Proxy HTTPS proxy server www.sdn.sap.com:443"
Has anyone tried accessing SDN using the new Apple Safari for Windows browser?
Any clues on what the user id and password needs to be here.
I have already tried,
1. My SDN user id and password.
2. My Proxy server's user id and password.
Also read up on the net that https sites seem to have an issue with Safari. Just wanted to know if anyone has tried this though.
Regards
Bhavesh

Thought so as well .
But just wanted to know if anyone has tried this as well.
Regards
Bhavesh
PS : Wanted to post this question on Suggestions and Comments but posted it on the Coffee Corner by Mistake and so cannot award points. Apologies.

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