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Safari CPU usage skyrockets in Panther after downloading a file
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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goes right up to 100%. Stops doing that upon quit
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also, seems like on pages where you post or edit, Safari CPU usage jacks up as well.... weird...
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Originally posted by Russian Mac fan:
also, seems like on pages where you post or edit, Safari CPU usage jacks up as well.... weird...
Odd, is it sustained high CPU usage? I see it for a split second; however, not sustained....
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sustainable until I quit Safari
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Originally posted by Russian Mac fan:
sustainable until I quit Safari
That's not good.
Any Safari enhancements/extras you have installed?
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Actually, yes - Safari Enhancer for minimum font (12) and a theme using SarafIcon. Both are latest versions... I am gonna disable both and see what happens... thanks
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I just downloaded Pacifist 1.6, and now my CPU is still pinned up ay 100% some 10 minutes after I downloaded it!
Plus I didn't install any Safari add-ons..
PS, just looked at my Activity Monitor, and curiously enough, it claims it is iChat(!?) that is hogging all the CPU. Very odd..
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The worst thing about having a failing memory is..... no, it's gone.
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File Vault ON or OFF?
*On-the-fly* encryption/decryption of cache, downloads, favorites ... anything thats accessed from your home folder 
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File Vault is off here.. But like the others have said, it does happen right after I downloaded something via Safari (In 10.3 & Safari v1.1). and yet it is iChat that suddenly hogs all the CPU, not Safari.
Someone said that restarting Safari fixes it. well, so does restarting iChat!    
I smell a dirty Bug.
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The worst thing about having a failing memory is..... no, it's gone.
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