Safari is completely useless for eBay now...

[WilliamG]

Gosh it's so annoying! I get strange errors (similar to page no found), you can't do proper listings with Safari since it doesn't support stuff like pictures and all that (have to use Firefox), and now the Live Help crashes Safari as soon as it opens! Repeated this on a brand new MacBook and my MacBook Pro. Try the Live Help, put in your username, email address etc, and hit "Connect" and boom, Safari crashes.

Just madness. When will Safari work with eBay!?

Excuse the ramble. Just a bit ticked off!

[CaptainCaveMann]

Gosh it's so annoying! I get strange errors (similar to page no found), you can't do proper listings with Safari since it doesn't support stuff like pictures and all that (have to use Firefox), and now the Live Help crashes Safari as soon as it opens! Repeated this on a brand new MacBook and my MacBook Pro. Try the Live Help, put in your username, email address etc, and hit "Connect" and boom, Safari crashes.

Just madness. When will Safari work with eBay!?

Excuse the ramble. Just a bit ticked off!

Screw Safari, use Firefox. :D

It's like damn when will that car that doesn't work, work? Just get one that works man.

[Skeletal-dæmon]

No problems with eBay UK on Safari 3 here...

[*Sandy*]

Firefox rules.......

[tdevers]

I've switched my parents to Firefox because of this and issues with Craigslist.

[adversecamber]

Firefox rules.......

That may be, but when you've spent £1400 for a new MBP with multitouch, you want to use it!

I find the three-finger swipe so handy in Safari so, more to the point, when will Firefox support multitouch?!

[Nick012]

If you google 'Firefox multitouch' the first result takes you to a thread in these forums that explains how to get it working in Firefox. The third result is the app you need to get it up and running.

[krye]

I've never had a problem with Safari and eBay.

[sunfast]

Maybe I've just been lucky but (touch wood) I've never had any problems using eBay with Safari

[NC MacGuy]

I did notice that in the past week or two, ebay is using a more flash intensive page that really cranks up my fans and proc. needs.

[mattniles007]

I did notice that in the past week or two, ebay is using a more flash intensive page that really cranks up my fans and proc. needs.

Same here

[jeremy.king]

Safari is just doing you a favor. Don't understand why people keep using eBay :confused:

[Macsforcollege?]

can you have both safari and firefox??? does it take up too much space having both?

[shurgie]

I would try deleting the history, or reinstalling it. I had a problem with Safari not opening and had called Apple Care they walked me through uninstalling and reinstalling and has been great ever since.

PS. I use Firefox, but needed to get Safari to work in order to download it when i redid my iMac. (too lazy to flash drive it)

[alphaod]

can you have both safari and firefox??? does it take up too much space having both?

No. The browsers are like 75MB each.

[Silver-Fox]

Safari is just doing you a favor. Don't understand why people keep using eBay :confused:

Cheap crap?

[clevin]

No. The browsers are like 75MB each.

no, safari is 60MB, firefox is 46MB.

[alphaod]

no, safari is 60MB, firefox is 46MB.

Well I have neither so it was a wild guess.

[Silver-Fox]

Well I have neither so it was a wild guess.

Out of interest, what do you use then?