HTML_Editor not rendered: Apex 3.1, Safari 3.1.1

Hi folks,
FCKEditor is invoked correctly for HTML_Editor items in FF and IE, but in Safari I just get a text area.
This was meant to be fixed at Apex 3.1.
Any info/assistance on this, or any fellow-sufferers?
Many thanks
jd

Hi Dimitri,
Sorry for not responding earlier to your post.
I first raised this issue when I was at 3.0. As you'll see, (HTML Editor (FCKEditor) broken in Safari (APEX 3.0)? Carl B said that it was fixed at 3.1. Sadly not.
At 2.2 and before, I had my own code to integrate FCK. When 3.0 came along, I thought Yippee! - converted all my textareas to the new HTML_Editor types and stripped out all my custom code. Didn't spot the Safari problem.
So I suppose I can regress... Shame though. Would have been nice to think (esp with CB's assurance) that the problem could have been fixed at source rather than each of us having to a) find there's an issue, b) research it, c) fix it by downgrading to a pre-3.0 workaround, d) re-re-engineer at some later release when it is fixed...
Such is life.
Thanks for your help
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