AppleInsider StaffThe update also includes the latest security fixes.
Download Links
Users of the Apple web browser can download the new version through the Software Update application available on their Mac (under the Apple menu) or PC.
Safari 3.2 for Mac OS X 10.5.5 Leopard [39MB]
Safari 3.2 for Mac OS X 10.4.11 Tiger [25.7MB]
Safari 3.2 for  Windows XP or Vista [19MB]
Background
Apple briefly included anti-phishing measures in builds of Safari 3.0 that were originally included with tests seeds of the now released Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard operating system back in October of 2006. When Leopard hit the market last fall, it quickly became apparent that those features had been pulled.
Earlier this year, e-commerce sites such as PayPal said they would consider blocking the use of any web browser that didn't provided added validation measures, which would have potentially restricted the use of Safari with those services.
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Apple on Thursday afternoon released Safari 3.2, a recommended update for all Safari users that delivers protection from fraudulent phishing websites and better identification of online businesses....
Anyone got a URL that could be used to test the feature?
Does that mean that Safari Version 4 Developer Preview (5526.11.2) should be replaced?
Anyone got a URL that could be used to test the feature?
http://chaseonline.chase.com.ssl.com.kg/
Anyone got a URL that could be used to test the feature?
Just type in 'Phishing Test' into Google. There are plenty of options.
However, I can't get any of them to work. On top of that, Acid3 is still at 75/100 and it causes crashes when running WebKit within it or using extensions, so I don't recommend it for all users.
I'm going back to Safari 4, which doesn't have the phishing option added yet.
http://chaseonline.chase.com.ssl.com.kg/
That one was blocked correctly. I guess they aren't using Google's or Mozilla's DB on phishing sites.