Specifically, the update fixes the following issues:
Mac OS X
1. Improved stability for webpages with multiple instances of plug-in content
2. Improved compatibility with Web pages with image reflections and transition effects
3. A fix for an issue that could cause some Web pages to print with incorrect layouts
4. A fix for an issue that could cause content to display incorrectly on Web pages with plug-ins
5. A fix for an issue that could cause a screensaver to appear while video is playing in Safari
6. Improved compatibility with VoiceOver on Web pages with text input areas and lists with selectable items
7. Improved stability when using VoiceOver
For Windows
1. Improved compatibility with Web pages with transition effects
2. A fix for an issue that could cause some Web pages to print with incorrect layouts
3. A fix for an issue that could prevent HTML5 video from playing on www.youtube.com
4. A fix for an issue that could cause content to display incorrectly on Web pages with plug-ins
The Safari 5.0.4 update weighs in at 37.65 MB for Snow Leopard, 33.97 MB for Windows and 46.83 MB for Leopard. Mac OS X 10.5.8 or Windows XP, Vista, or 7 or higher required. The update is currently live in Software update and should be live on Apple’s Safari page soon.
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