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Rajj

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Every time I use the tab feature in Safari (beta 2), I just get the beachball effect, no matter what page I try to tab, I get the same problem.
I also have to force quit just to get Safari working again!!
I have reinstalled safari multiple times, and it is still a no go.
Has anyone else had this issue?
Any suggestions?


I know Safari 2 is still in Beta form, but this is pissing me off so much that I have to use Camino!!
 
Yup, I get this problem all the time, not just with opening new tabs but also with opening new windows. Basically, I only feel safe if there is only 1 window open.

Also, sometimes the second window or tab will open, but all the text in it is HUGE. Dunno what's up with that.

Anyway, Safari is promising but I can't wait 'til it's out of beta. 'Til then I guess I'll find myself falling back to using Camino.
 
mine works fine too.

i think you guys need to delete the "com.apple.safari.plist" preference, which will be found in your Home>Library>Preferences folder.

deleting the app itself isn't going to do anything
 
Originally posted by morlium
mine works fine too.

i think you guys need to delete the "com.apple.safari.plist" preference, which will be found in your Home>Library>Preferences folder.

deleting the app itself isn't going to do anything

All I did was use Software Update to get the latest beta. I didn't even think about deleting anything - I assumed if the application was part of Software Update, then the update script would delete/install whatever files were necessary.

Should I delete the "plist" preference and then manually reinstall?


FYI I have 10.2.6. All updates installed through Software Update.
 
Originally posted by morlium
mine works fine too.

i think you guys need to delete the "com.apple.safari.plist" preference, which will be found in your Home>Library>Preferences folder.

deleting the app itself isn't going to do anything

Nope, that didn't work!!:mad:
 
really?
you trashed it and restarted your browser and it doesn't work any better?
 
No Problems

I've had very few problems with Safari, and I use an older 500mhz iBook, and I use tabs all the time, and never once had a problem, even when using 10 or more tabs. very very rare that I get a spinning beach ball even on a large graphically intense website.
 
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