This page last updated: March 8, 2009

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Important notice for users who have upgraded to Safari 4 beta The version of WebKit installed by Safari 4 will cause Amnesty to be unstable and use excessive amounts of CPU. At this time we recommend downgrading back to Safari 3 until we can find a workaround for these issues.

• The Webclip widget and webclips created in Leopard's version of Safari do not appear in the Amnesty menu. This is because webclip widgets are not actual, independent widgets, but rather special instances of the Webclip widget itself. We are currently investigating how to open these special widgets inside Amnesty.


• A few Panther (10.3.9) users have found that Amnesty will not launch on their systems (Amnesty will launch and then immediately quit). If you experience this problem, please select Software Update... from the Apple menu and make sure you install the latest Java updates. Upon restarting, Amnesty should launch successfully.


• Flash-based Widgets display a popup menu when control-clicked instead of the widget popup menu [Workaround: press and hold the Control key while selecting the widget from the Amnesty menu]


• Widgets do not relocate if the screen resolution changes (e.g. when using an external monitor with a laptop) [Workaround: create a separate layout for each resolution]

None reported at this time.

Panther (10.3.9) Issues

Note: Some widgets are written specifically to use technologies available only in Tiger or Leopard. These widgets, when loaded in Amnesty products under Panther, may not run at all.