Safari gmail images

I'm running OS X 10.8.2 and Safari 6.0.1
There appears to be a problem with Safari 6.0.1 displaying inline images. I notice this while using gmail's "canned email" feature where the inline images in the canned email is not displayed properly.
Anyone else run into this?

I am having the similar issue and it only started on 24th too, and I am also Dublin based.
My issue is specifiaclly related to accessing google services.
-I can't acess my google analytics account for my website, the page just appears as blank after the login screen.
-I can't use google maps if I am logged into my google account. It is fine if I am not logged in.
-I can't access my google+ account at all - I get the message that 'Safari can't establish a secure connection to plus.google.com'
-I can access my gmail but a lot of the buttons on the gmail page are blank or have a blue question mark, but do show the function when hover over and seem to work when pressed.
I have cleared cache and cookies and reset safari but no luck. I tried changing the MTU to 1300 and 1380 as suggested by various online forums but no change.
I have a PC running safari from same Wifi connection and everything is working perfectly on it.
Any suggestions anyone????
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OSX 10.8.2

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