Apple fixes Windows installer to make Safari "new software" and not "OMG LIFE-THREATENING UPDATE TO WINDOWS CLICK NOW!"
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Apple has improved its update system to mark Safari as new software and not an update to iTunes. This comes after many complained of having to install Safari after updating iTunes. This also comes because some people are cry-babies.
