Safari started some time ago to behave in an unpredictable way on my rMBP running the latest OS X version. It happens since OS X 10.11.2, if I remember correctly.
What it does is this. After waking up the machine, it fails to open many web sites. Some of them work fine, others not at all. Of course I can check my internet connection using other computers and everything is OK. The solution is to quit and open Safari again. Then it behaves as it should. Not a really big problem, because it reopens and restores the previous session fast, but still ...
This may be user-specific but I don't want to erase all history data. I don't care about cache but I would like to keep the links already visited. Safari had in the past a reset function which allowed the user to choose what to erase but this seems to be gone now.
Anyone else with this problem and suggestions to solve it?
Thanks!
What it does is this. After waking up the machine, it fails to open many web sites. Some of them work fine, others not at all. Of course I can check my internet connection using other computers and everything is OK. The solution is to quit and open Safari again. Then it behaves as it should. Not a really big problem, because it reopens and restores the previous session fast, but still ...
This may be user-specific but I don't want to erase all history data. I don't care about cache but I would like to keep the links already visited. Safari had in the past a reset function which allowed the user to choose what to erase but this seems to be gone now.
Anyone else with this problem and suggestions to solve it?
Thanks!
