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Today is my regular day to pay all of my bills, do online banking of various sorts, and make adjustments to my stocks. This is the first time I've used Leopard and Safari 3.0.4 to do this. Before this "upgrade" I NEVER had problems. This morning, at least 4 websites blocked me from doing my business, because of several reasons including, "not secure enough".
I don't mean to sound like a troll, and if you look at my profile, I am not. But does Apple ever test these products?
I don't like using other browsers because I cannot sync my passwords and bookmarks between my four different Macs. But I gave up this morning, and just used Firefox, looking up each password I needed.
If someone has an idea (and I looked a few of them like clearing my cache, cookies, and repairing the Keychain, but nothing worked), please post. I'm just so frustrated with Safari.

Hi,
From the 'not secure enough' message, I have a feeling it's the websites in question rather than Safari that are broken. It sounds like the websites are checking the user agent sent in by the browser to determine what capabilities it has. Since the newer Safari has a new agent string, the websites probably aren't recognising it.
One way to test this is to enable the Debug menu in Safari and change the user agent there to something else, like Internet Explorer. The only difference now is that when Safari sends in the exact same request to the website, the website thinks it originated from Internet Explorer. To enable the Debug menu, type this into a Terminal window:
defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1
If that does make a difference, notify the banks in question that their code needs updating. If not, please post some example sites where you experience the problem.

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