More info about this issue is available in the content and comments of the post " Apple has pulled Safari 14.1 update for Mojave and Catalina" at Howard Oakley's wonderful Mac tech blog, The Eclectic Light Company. Note that the description of the latter says that it "includes the security content of" the former. Safari 14.1 (corrected update, released May 4th)….Safari 14.1 (buggy update, released Apr 26th)….On Mojave, the build numbers for Safari 14.1 are the same as above, except that they begin with 14 rather than 15.ĭetailed info about the security content of each of the two Safari 14.1 updates are available at the following links: the build version of Safari 14.1 (corrected update, released May 4th) is 15611.1.21.161.7.Get the latest layout technologies, visual effects, developer tools, and more, so you can provide input on how they are implemented and deliver best-in-class experiences on Apple devices. the build version of Safari 14.1 (buggy update, released Apr 26th) was 15611.1.21.161.5 Safari Technology Preview gives you an early look at upcoming web technologies on Apple platforms.For ease of reference, I'll quote it below: I posted some more details on this subject in another ASC thread yesterday you can find that post here. A corrected Safari 14.1 update for Catalina and Mojave, which quashes the bugs from the original version, was released on May 4th. The original Safari 14.1 update for Catalina and Mojave, which was released on Apr 26th, was buggy, and Apple pulled it within a couple of days. **%26nqc%3DAAAAACAAAAIAAgAAAAAEAAIAAAEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAgAABAAAAAAAAAAAACQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAgAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIAAQAAAAAEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQA**%26es%3D0%26ec%3D1&osub=-1%7E1&crd=20210428045959&segname=11021&sojTags=ch%3Dch%2Cbu%3Dbu%2Cut%3Dut%2Cnqt%3Dnqt%2Cnqc%3Dnqc%2Ces%3Des%2Cec%3Dec%2Cexe%3Dexe%2Cext%3Dext%2Cexe%3Dexe%2Cext%3Dext%2Cosub%3Dosub%2Ccrd%3Dcrd%2Csegname%3Dsegname%2Cchnl%3Dmkcid Chrome or Firefox) on iOS.ĬauseThe old Safari version may not allow Cross-site request forgery (XSRF).I put the "." just to refer to multiple web pages affected. Update iOS and make sure the Safari is the latest version. Responding with 'InvalidSessionException'. 17:22:18.012 +0900 (-,-,-,XwQwuuMrQ32x-9sz4swDSgAAAf8,5:-53c415fc:1732820e438:-7c08) catalina-exec-10 vizportal: INFO .remoting.AuthenticatedUserCallInterceptor - WebClient: called API method has parameter of IAuthenticatedUser type, but when called there was no logged in user. When signing in with SAML authentication by Safari on iOS, after the user submits valid credentials (username and password) to IdP, the user is stuck in a redirect loop between IdP and Tableau Server.Īdditionally, the vizportal logs (set to debug mode) contain the following message:
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