Diatribe macrumors 601 Original poster Sep 24, 2004 #1 Found this app today: safarispeed It worked for me. Safari doesn't seem to wait before loading anymore. Nice app.
Found this app today: safarispeed It worked for me. Safari doesn't seem to wait before loading anymore. Nice app.
munkle macrumors 68030 Sep 24, 2004 #2 Thanks for the tip, don't know if it's just me but things do feel a little bit zippier!
NusuniAdmin macrumors 6502a Sep 24, 2004 #3 holy crap 😱 before there was nearly a 1 second delay to display a google search set on 100 per page and now its INSTANT 😱 thanks for the link man!!!! before firefox creamed safari now safari is creaming every browser on my computer awsome! Ill have to post this in yahoo mac chat later today 😀
holy crap 😱 before there was nearly a 1 second delay to display a google search set on 100 per page and now its INSTANT 😱 thanks for the link man!!!! before firefox creamed safari now safari is creaming every browser on my computer awsome! Ill have to post this in yahoo mac chat later today 😀
Koodauw macrumors 68040 Sep 24, 2004 #4 Seems to have improved things. Safari seems to be working a bit fast now. faster responces anyways. Thanks for the program!
Seems to have improved things. Safari seems to be working a bit fast now. faster responces anyways. Thanks for the program!
Diatribe macrumors 601 Original poster Sep 25, 2004 #5 Very welcome. It's quite a difference when you have a fast connection. Weird that this isn't enabled from the start.
Very welcome. It's quite a difference when you have a fast connection. Weird that this isn't enabled from the start.
A alywa macrumors 6502 Sep 25, 2004 #6 Thanks Seems to have helped on my eMac with Verizon DSL. Noticeably faster. -alywa
edesignuk Moderator emeritus Sep 25, 2004 #7 It does seems to have made it a bit faster, I'll switch back to Safari for a while and see how it goes, still not sure if it's as quick as Firefox PR1.0 for me though.
It does seems to have made it a bit faster, I'll switch back to Safari for a while and see how it goes, still not sure if it's as quick as Firefox PR1.0 for me though.