The original question was for SQL Server 2008 R2, but the solution works for SQL Server 2012 as well. Stack Overflow forum has got this gem of an article, which helped me in fixing this issue: SSRS 2008 R2 reports are blank in Safari and Chrome. Since the management team is fully on Apple technologies (Mac OS and Safari browser), it was just critical that these reports stopped working.
All of a sudden, my reports started showing up nothing other than the report header and parameters section on Google Chrome and Apple Safari browsers. I recently upgraded our SQL Server to 2012 and all my SSRS reports were working till last week. There is a browser support page on Microsoft website, that can be seen here: Planning for Browser Support. I am not sure how many of you know that SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services doesn’t support Safari and Chrome browsers (in fact, it’s only partially supported). This is a very painful issue that took my entire time and effort in solving it.
