Our story today about all the vulnerabilities that have been found in Apple's new Safari browser may seem a little unfair, considering that this is beta code in which one would expect to find bugs. In fact the whole point of beta testing is to find them. But if you shoot your mouth off as much as Apple chief Steve Jobs does, you must expect to get some flak back - and he did say the browser would be secure from Day One.

I've been using Safari intermittently for a day and quite like it. It has a clean design and crisp response and seems to run some of our company's web-based apps rather better than Explorer. Cliff Joseph will be posting a full review soon. But it has to be said the Apple, for all its self-proclaimed user friendliness, is not above giving its users cryptic messages. The one above left appears occasionally when you click the Back button. Its reference  to a "form" may mean something to Apple's coders, but in the context of what I was doing it means nothing to me.