Safari bug report

I have the following Javascript alert in a Web page:
alert(typeof document.responseApplet.getMol('mrv'));
When Firefox displays the page, the alert says, "string". When Safari displays the page, the alert says, "object". Safari is failing to acquire the correct type of the object from the applet. Clearly the applet is typing the object correctly, or Firefox would not display the type correctly, so the bug must be in Safari.
There is a simple workaround -- enclose the returned object in String() -- but it shouldn't be necessary.
I'm using Safari 5.0.4.

Apple does not usually post or work these forums, you have to use the feedback option in Safari to report bug.
BUT, at least if others are having that issue, posting here also will let us know.
Thanks for pointing out.

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