Well, initially five but now three, I deleted two that I do not "Frequently Visit".Five sites? I only get three...
Funny how nobody across MR, Reddit or 9 to 5 Mac ever complained about the missing Top Sites feature in Big Sur, but when Catalina Safari is updated then a few people are seemingly mad. Seems like people just want to complain simply because it's Apple. That's how the recent news has been in the past month. SMH.
Funny how nobody across MR, Reddit or 9 to 5 Mac ever complained about the missing Top Sites feature in Big Sur, but when Catalina Safari is updated then a few people are seemingly mad. Seems like people just want to complain simply because it's Apple. That's how the recent news has been in the past month. SMH.
Imagine the most “advanced”, and “optimised” browser ever made by Apple can’t reproduce videos on YouTube without issues; Netflix is also broken, and who knows what else, and the extensions are still meh.
Back to Chrome/Firefox, and tbh those are safer.
Funny how nobody across MR, Reddit or 9 to 5 Mac ever complained about the missing Top Sites feature in Big Sur, but when Catalina Safari is updated then a few people are seemingly mad. Seems like people just want to complain simply because it's Apple. That's how the recent news has been in the past month. SMH.
Humbug. Safari 14 still locks up tight when viewing Fox News.
Both YouTube and Netflix are fine on my 15" 2015 MBP.
Eh, no, we just did not beta test Safari or Big Sur for that matter. Maybe those who reviewed the betas did not care, or just wanted to talk about new features. This came through a regular software update, so now people who get it and use it in their everyday life (aka lots more than those who use betas), miss that feature.
'Top Sites' is a lot like 'Frequently Visited', it used to be populated with such sites, but you could also pin the ones you wanted to stay put - it was actually a quite great UI imho.
Safari is my main browser. I used to have the 'Top Sites' grid as a New Tab (mostly pinned sites), and then the 'Favourites' bar as well, which besides some standard bookmarks...
…maybe that's because not everyone is on Big Sur betas?
You're in denial if you haven't noticed the bugs, the frame drops, the netflix broken website on Safari. YouTube failing too hard, the poor extensions avaliable, etc.
That's nice. I've been a Mac user exclusively for the past 25 years and I only use Safari and Top Sites was the least feature I cared about.
Didn't know anything about the missing Top Sites feature in Big Sur, as I have no access to the new OS. I am not a Beta tester. Just reacting to the current Safari upgrade I downloaded today.Funny how nobody across MR, Reddit or 9 to 5 Mac ever complained about the missing Top Sites feature in Big Sur, but when Catalina Safari is updated then a few people are seemingly mad. Seems like people just want to complain simply because it's Apple. That's how the recent news has been in the past month. SMH.
Bugs. Bugs Bugs.
1. Show Bookmarks.
2. Under Favorites, create a New Folder.
3. Click to open the New Folder and Safari will crash.
Eh buddy you're replying to the wrong person. I never said there are no bugs in Safari 14. In fact I haven't stated anything about it other than liking the anti-tracking feature.
There are literally hundreds of people on Reddit and several right here on MR that are using Big Sur Beta and hardly anyone has complained about Safari no longer having Top Sites. You're in the minority because hardly anyone has spoken loudly about Big Sur Safari so not many people care as much as you.
Edge has introduced it. Nifty when you want to pin a few daily websites instead of searching in Favs.It's the one feature that no other browser has.
Hmm. I can re-create the problem consistently. On Catalina with all updates as well. Have Safari TP running as well.Just did everything you have listed and did not crash on mine. Catalina with all updates on a 16" MBP
Edge has introduced it. Nifty when you want to pin a few daily websites instead of searching in Favs.
Wipr used to be good, not anymore unfortunatelyNot WIPR. It kicks the crap out of anything Chrome offers. It does cost $1.99USD on the App Store but I happily paid for it and it's been 100% perfect and well supported by the developer.
What problems did you have with it? My copy has been rock solid and the updates have continued to make it better.Wipr used to be good, not anymore unfortunately
Why are even posting this towards me? I never stated Safari 14 had no issues.There are NO bugs in Safari 14, maybe undocumented features but no Moth's flying around.
Got to have some sort of humor now a days .
Well seeing as how many other companies copy Apple's design aspects and features of their OS and softwares I would say since other browsers don't offer Top Sites it's not a "must have" feature. There's a reason Apple removed it. That's probably the reason.It's the one feature that no other browser has.
YouTube has been horrible since installing Safari 14. I've restarted Safari several times as well as my MBP. CPU usage is through the roof. Sometimes the video will stop playing, but the timer and sound keep going. Even dropping the resolution to 480 doesn't fix it. There's obviously a problem.Google map became horribly unresponsive in Safari 14. Youtube also feels slower.
Might be a message from Apple.![]()
Do you know what it's called? Can't seem to find it in Edge.