Does Safari support the lazy operator in a JavaScript regular expression?

I've already filed a bug for this. Anyway I'd like to know if you already knew it.
If you go to http://noteslog.com/personal/projects/regexp/test.html you'll see an input box and a "Go!" button. Put a JavaScript regular expression in the box and click the button. Shortly you'll see a red line showing how many characters have been matched.
If you try
\[\w\W\]
you get a correct result (all matched)
but if you try
<\?\[\w\W\]*?\?>
you get a wrong result (nothing matched) and the issue is due to the fact that the ? after the * is not treated as a laziness operator.
Test in IE, FF, and Opera too, and you'll see that they work as expected.
Message was edited by: Andrea Ercolino

If you try it from http://regexpal.com/ you'll see that it works as it should in IE and FF but not in Safari.
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If you try it from http://regexpal.com/ you'll see that it works as it should in IE and FF but not in Safari.
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