There are a few knows issues that has been solved in the latest SVN version soon to be released. Also we have reported some other issues to Apple and one of the regarding the dialogs seems to be fixed in the latest nightly.

Yes, I guess that will be sorted when we replace the paste plugin with the new paste2 plugin then we will have full control over the paste process currently Safari does this on it's own and doesn't do a good job.

Is it possible to run TinyMCE on a page without using an iframe? (Now all of the major browsers supports contenteditable.)

The problem with using an iframe is that the editable content inside TinyMCE does NOT inherit the CSS from the rest of the page. Yes, I know I can specify a CSS-file for TinyMCE to use, but that is not the same. Today's CSS is often quite complicated and simply making TinyMCE include the CSS-files does not make the editable content inside it styled like it's supposed to. Usually I would have to make a separate CSS-file just for TinyMCE, or break up the rest of the page's CSS-styles into separate files so that hopefully one of those files can be reused inside of TinyMCE.

If TinyMCE would simply "attach" itself to a div on the page, it would make its integration with the rest of the page and the page's styles a helluva lot more simple.

Possible?