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I was thinking about just wiping my drive and reinstalling macOS all together, but was hoping by a .2 update we'd be at more of a stable place..

Thankfully I installed the RC and my Safari is back to working fine - and so far there seems to be a lot less CPU spikes and odd behaviour so fingers crossed!


Yes you're right you could do a full format and reinstall from recovery - you can also download an IPSW restore image for the system - i'm not up to date with how you run those now though, I played around a lot more with Intel machines than the AS ones so I don't know the procedure to run that image, though i'm sure I read something about perhaps needing two Macs and putting it in recovery mode. So booting to the recovery partition is definitely the easiest way still.
 
I am SO annoyed, they still have not fixed times from 12:00PM-12:59PM from showing as 00:00PM-00:59PM
 
Thankfully I installed the RC and my Safari is back to working fine - and so far there seems to be a lot less CPU spikes and odd behaviour so fingers crossed!


Yes you're right you could do a full format and reinstall from recovery - you can also download an IPSW restore image for the system - i'm not up to date with how you run those now though, I played around a lot more with Intel machines than the AS ones so I don't know the procedure to run that image, though i'm sure I read something about perhaps needing two Macs and putting it in recovery mode. So booting to the recovery partition is definitely the easiest way still.
Yes, it appears that the latest 26.3 Beta 1 has resolved this issue. I really hope Apple doesn’t jacked this up again. It’s incredibly frustrating when you’re working on important tasks in Safari and it crashes unexpectedly! Ugh…
 
Yes, it appears that the latest 26.3 Beta 1 has resolved this issue. I really hope Apple doesn’t jacked this up again. It’s incredibly frustrating when you’re working on important tasks in Safari and it crashes unexpectedly! Ugh…

The RC of 26.2 fixed it for me. I haven't gone to 26.3 at the moment, i'm staying here for now.
 
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