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What exactly is on that new Security Update?
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For 10.2.8 , there's a download of more than a megabyte. There's surely more to it than a fix to Safari's cookie-handling. Does anyone know?
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Actual conversation between UCLA and Stanford during a login on early Internet - U: I'm going to type an L! Did you get an L? S: I got one-one-four. L! U:Did you get the O? S: One-one-seven. U: <types G> S: The computer just crashed.
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To update Safari's cookie handling Apple has to update the Foundation framework, which contains much of Safari (namely WebKit/WebCore/JavaScriptCore etc).
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Originally posted by proton:
To update Safari's cookie handling Apple has to update the Foundation framework, which contains much of Safari (namely WebKit/WebCore/JavaScriptCore etc).
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The Foundation framework does not contain WebKit, WebCore, or JavaScriptCore. WebKit is a separate framework, and it contains WebCore and JavaScriptCore.
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Originally posted by CharlesS:
The Foundation framework does not contain WebKit, WebCore, or JavaScriptCore. WebKit is a separate framework, and it contains WebCore and JavaScriptCore.
Eeek. You're right of course. I was getting carried away 
Foundation contains the "NSURL" family, which handle the getting of data from a URL.
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