EBay does not support Safari ?

Today I was using EBay and Safari purchased a product and the payment would not not let me proceed. A pop-up box informed me that Safari 3 was not supported, I had to use Firefox.
Is there anyway around it?

Hi Wilber (and Barry).
Yes, I've been reading alot about this lately also. But I have to say I'm surprised. I have no problems in eBay or PayPal as a result of using Safari nor have I ever gotten any messages stating as much either. Not refuting this is so, just wondering why some but not others.
mwn

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