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HarryKeogh

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Jun 25, 2008
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Hi guys,

Pretty straightforward problem which I'm guessing has a "well, duh" solution...

Every other web page I visit over the day shows up just fine including the forums for MacRumors but when I visit Macrumors.com or click on the front page, mac blog and iOS blog tabs I just get a completely blank page.

Any idea what gives? I'm running the latest version of Safari and Lion.

thanks
 
^^^If that doesn't work, try flushing your DNS.

1. Open up a terminal window (Located in /Applications/Utilities).
2. Flush your DNS cache with the following command: dscacheutil -flushcache
3. Type logout and press the 'Enter' key to close the window.
 
Good Idea Too

^^^If that doesn't work, try flushing your DNS.

1. Open up a terminal window (Located in /Applications/Utilities).
2. Flush your DNS cache with the following command: dscacheutil -flushcache
3. Type logout and press the 'Enter' key to close the window.

I'm always wary of posting advice on terminal....My paranoia tells me it could end in tears! I shall leave that to you DG'S and above! :)
 
Hi guys,

Pretty straightforward problem which I'm guessing has a "well, duh" solution...

Every other web page I visit over the day shows up just fine including the forums for MacRumors but when I visit Macrumors.com or click on the front page, mac blog and iOS blog tabs I just get a completely blank page.

Any idea what gives? I'm running the latest version of Safari and Lion.

thanks

Strange.

Two things:

1. Can you post a screenshot?
2. Safari Preferences -> Extensions. Can you try disabling all extensions and see if that helps.

arn
 
OK, I tried everything suggested in the thread.

It seems the culprit was an extension called "macrumors minimal". I disabled it and everything is fine now.

Thanks for the help, guys!

(and arn, I would have posted a screenshot but aside from the menu bars and tabs, the area where you actually see the webpage was 100% blank)
 
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