In the original version when you completed a mansion and submitted your score for the overall best list you would be taken to a web page showing the top scores for that mansion, with the ability to switch back to the game, now you are taken to your personal high scores page within the game, you have to quit the game to see the web page with the overall high scores. I'm running the game at full screen under Lion if that makes any difference.

You don't have to quit, just hit Command + F to toggle the game to a window. Then you can see your web browser, and toggle back to full screen when you're ready.

Thanks for the quick response. Where would I have found this information  in the game?

My screen saver is activated again when I use the Command + F to shrink the size of the game window.

Vern's going to work on fixing that screen saver quirk for a future update.

Hmm, it's definitely supposed to switch to the web browser for you when you submit a high score online. You shouldn't have to push Command-F to exit. I'll look into that.

VernJensen wrote on 04.09.2011 at 04:34:14:

Hmm, it's definitely supposed to switch to the web browser for you when you submit a high score online. You shouldn't have to push Command-F to exit. I'll look into that.

Another problem occurred after leaving my score to the high score list, after using Command-F to view the high score list, which didn't appear at first, and then showed up in a tab already used for another web site, and now the window where the high score list appeared is unresponsive, I can't open other tabs in the window, move from one tab to another and am unable to minimize the window, tried both Command+M and clicking on the yellow button in the upper left corner.  Other  windows are responding as usual. Using Safari 5.1 under OS 10.7.1.

If you restart your computer and do this again, is it repeatable? That sounds more like a Safari bug than a Midnight Mansion bug. All Midnight Mansion does is "send" a URL to Safari. How Safari handles that is up to it, and beyond my control. The only possibility here is that maybe Safari is goofing up since Midnight Mansion is still fullscreen when it "sends" the URL. So maybe changing that will help.