Starting this morning, when watching a video tutorial for a photo editor app, I noticed that there was no text displayed at the bottom of the video, like for minutes, etc. I went to YouTube website and saw that the home page only had the video thumbnails displayed but no text, as shown in the attached file.
After waiting for over a minute, the text finally did appear. However, if I close the tab and reload the YouTube website it displays no text again, requiring a long wait for it to appear. And even when I have one tab in Safari opened with YouTube displaying normally, and then open YouTube in another tab, the new tab again displays the website without the text.
I just now noticed the same symptom occurs with the myWOT (Web of Trust) website, as well.
What could be causing such a delay displaying the text portion?
Note - After these symptoms appeared I cleared caches & history and disabled any extensions that are installed, which made no difference. I just now updated both Safari & El Capitan to current versions and still have the same symptoms.
Thanks for any help!
Mac Pro (early 2009)
El Capitan 10.11.6
Safari 10.1.1
12 GB 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC
[doublepost=1498322583][/doublepost]I found a problem with the modem/router. A general reset seems to have corrected the text display problem. Initially I didn't consider that since other web pages loaded just fine.
After waiting for over a minute, the text finally did appear. However, if I close the tab and reload the YouTube website it displays no text again, requiring a long wait for it to appear. And even when I have one tab in Safari opened with YouTube displaying normally, and then open YouTube in another tab, the new tab again displays the website without the text.
I just now noticed the same symptom occurs with the myWOT (Web of Trust) website, as well.
What could be causing such a delay displaying the text portion?
Note - After these symptoms appeared I cleared caches & history and disabled any extensions that are installed, which made no difference. I just now updated both Safari & El Capitan to current versions and still have the same symptoms.
Thanks for any help!
Mac Pro (early 2009)
El Capitan 10.11.6
Safari 10.1.1
12 GB 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC
[doublepost=1498322583][/doublepost]I found a problem with the modem/router. A general reset seems to have corrected the text display problem. Initially I didn't consider that since other web pages loaded just fine.
