Safari 2.0.3 on MAC OS X 10.4.5

I am experiencing a problem with my Safari browser. Since I bought this new computer I have been running into several web pages and emails that have thumbnails or pictures that only display as question marks. I have cleared the cache and all that - disabled the Java settings and re-enabled them to no avail.
Also, it seems that when I request certain web pages it defaults to Google.com.
Anyone have any suggestions at all?
Thank you in advance.
G5 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

Hi skoziak, I guess your new Mac is intel core? If then, I've got the same problem as you before, the solution is, force Safari to run with Rosetta, then the images will shown. I have reported this issue to Apple before, hope the next version would solve this problem natively.

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