As long as iPhoto is available in the "purchased" section of the App Store, deleting the existing copy and redownloading from there will get the most recent, Yosemite compatible, version. In any case, we're off topic here.
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Apple Releases Safari 8.0.6 With Security Improvements
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As long as iPhoto is available in the "purchased" section of the App Store, deleting the existing copy and redownloading from there will get the most recent, Yosemite compatible, version. In any case, we're off topic here.
• 8.0.6 is definitely improved over all of 8.0.x, but, not yet complete.in the app store, that may be a good thing, has it been pulled by?
iMac 21.5 Mid 2011
10.0.3
And as if by magic… it appears.
still may not install it.
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I have done another test, Safari, Firefox, Chrome, all while playing the exact same flash video (via Hulu). Safari wins, as it still uses less CPU load than the rest. Firefox is a close second, but, since Chrome uses emulation or offline flash processing, it uses much more CPU load than the others still, so Chrome goes back in the Trash can. (I wish all the web would put Flash in the trash.). If Hulu would change free accounts to HTML5 or enable free accounts on ATV or iOS I might be able to dump flash. (Hulu+ customers get ATV & iOS, but, also still get commercials & ads, so I won't pay.)
The odd thing is, my CPU temp was hovering around 90º-92ºC before testing (it must shut down around 95ºC), and the really odd thing is that all of these were running the CPU around 85º-90ºC w/fan at full speed. I would think more CPU load would mean hotter CPU, so, that's confusing. But, I do have to say, Firefox and Chrome has more "jiggles" with the video than Safari.
So, Safari is still first pick for browsing and video.
(screenshots were taken while watching the same exact episode on hulu at full screen on second monitor, while doing nothing else.)
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Then there is something obviously wrong with your computer - it's too old or you have installed some software that is causing it trouble or there is a OS problem. Perhaps this patch fixes it. Maybe it affects a certain subset of users. Who knows what it could be.
It is simply not normal behaviour. And it doesn't seem to be affecting a large amount of people.
