Safari 1.0.3 and links on websites

I am using OS 10.2.8 and Safari 1.0.3 and find that some links (in blue) do not respond as they should, or respond at all.
Can I download a later version of Safari which will correct this problem ...without having to upgrade to OS 10.3?
Or is there a change I should make to safari 103 preferences which will correct this problem?
Steve
iMac G4 Flatscreen   Mac OS X (10.2.x)  

Hi John!
Another troublesome font is Times RO.
Info here Safari: "Times RO" font may prevent some pages from loading.
Good Luck!
ali b

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