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Hello - the Safari &gt;&nbsp;Reset Safari worked! Thanks for that - great idea.
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Hello - the Safari > Reset Safari worked! Thanks for that - great idea.

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Hi - the following URL points at a Silverlight based web site...<br />
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<a href="http://www.mybubblecloud.com/bubble/help" rel="ugc">http://www.mybubblecloud.com/bubble/help</a><br />
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Mac OS X viewers with Silverlight 5 installed and using Safari are unable to see it - they see the Silverlight spinner counting from 1-99% as the file loads, but then the site is not displayed, they get a blank white screen.<br />
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Mac OS X viewers with Silverlight 4 installed and using Safari can see it.<br />
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Mac OS X viewers with Silverlight 5 installed and using Chrome can see it.<br />
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All Windows users can see it.<br />
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Any ideas what the issue may be?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Ed
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Hi - the following URL points at a Silverlight based web site...

http://www.mybubblecloud.com/bubble/help

Mac OS X viewers with Silverlight 5 installed and using Safari are unable to see it - they see the Silverlight spinner counting from 1-99% as the file loads, but then the site is not displayed, they get a blank white screen.

Mac OS X viewers with Silverlight 4 installed and using Safari can see it.

Mac OS X viewers with Silverlight 5 installed and using Chrome can see it.

All Windows users can see it.

Any ideas what the issue may be?

Thanks
Ed

Silverlight 5 &amp; Mac OS X Safari issue

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Silverlight 5 &amp; Mac OS X Safari issue

Silverlight 5 & Mac OS X Safari issue