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Iphone5preorder

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Turned off both smart settings and this happens when I search. Does it happen to you?

Thanks you for checking.
 

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Daveoc64

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It keeps showing top hit etc. I don't want it to populate anything for me when I search.

I don't think there's an option for that.

The Top Hits listed are either bookmarks or sites you visited before.

The "Preload" option would mean that Safari would start loading the page to save time.
 

Iphone5preorder

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I don't think there's an option for that.

The Top Hits listed are either bookmarks or sites you visited before.

The "Preload" option would mean that Safari would start loading the page to save time.

Hmm I think you are mistaken. The option to turn off top hit and search suggestions exists and its in the screenshot above.
 

Daveoc64

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Hmm I think you are mistaken. The option to turn off top hit and search suggestions exists and its in the screenshot above.

"Search suggestions" refers to asking your selected search engine (Google, Yahoo, Bing) to suggest results as you type.

"Preload top hit" will make Safari automatically load whatever the top hit is to save time. It doesn't control what's shown in the list.
 

Iphone5preorder

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Sep 20, 2012
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"Search suggestions" refers to asking your selected search engine (Google, Yahoo, Bing) to suggest results as you type.

"Preload top hit" will make Safari automatically load whatever the top hit is to save time. It doesn't control what's shown in the list.

Right. And when I turn preload top hit off, it should no longer preload top hit like its doing.
 

Daveoc64

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Right. And when I turn preload top hit off, it should no longer preload top hit like its doing.

You wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

Preloading refers to actually connecting to the web site and downloading the content on it in the background. When you click the link, it should then be partially loaded, meaning that it doesn't take as long to load.
 

Iphone5preorder

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Sep 20, 2012
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You wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

Preloading refers to actually connecting to the web site and downloading the content on it in the background. When you click the link, it should then be partially loaded, meaning that it doesn't take as long to load.

So I have to deal with safari using what I type as an assumption of where I'm going? Meaning, now when I type Sounders, it tries to make me go to the website where as before I just searched Sounders and it took me to google.

I don't know if that makes sense.
 
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