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I've noticed that when I enter the reader on safari 5.1 for Lion, it doesn't remember the font size. I like to read articles on the maximum font size. But when I go into another article it sometimes goes back down to the small size.
Has anyone else experienced this problem? It's getting really annoying since I have to constantly increase the font size. This was not an issue for me on Snow Leopard.

See Adobe's comments on the subject:
With today’s release of the Safari 5.1 browser, we wanted to alert you of some compatibility issues and workarounds that relate to Adobe Reader and Acrobat. Adobe Reader and Acrobat are not compatible with the Safari 5.1 browser, announced today.
go to:
http://blogs.adobe.com/adobereader/2011/07/compatibility-advisory-regarding-adob e-reader-plug-in-and-acrobat-plug-in-with-safari-5-1.html#comment-1616

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