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Ravaged on a Safari
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Has anyone else been experiencing a big lag in Safari and a lot of application failures? I am getting so sick of the "Spinning Beach Ball of Death". I've run through all the usual suspects of permissions and like. I am upgrading my RAM tonight 1.2 gig and I hoping that will help. When OS X first came out you could quit an application and be done with it. Now it can take a couple of minutes to shut down and heaven forbid you quit two at once. I've taken to the force quit menu to get the job done.
12" powerbook 1.33 GHz 512MB OS X 10.4.7
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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I had the same problems with Safari for quite a while, so much so that I had to use other browsers. I've since done a clean re-install of system 10 (for unrelated reasons), and I now use Safari as my main browser, no problems.
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Join Date: Jul 2002
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I solve any problems with the current version of Safari by compiling WebKit and using Safari with that. Faster, and usually more stable as well.
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Professional Poster
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Off the Tobakoff
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"You rise," he said, "like Aurora." 
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Added a gig and everything seems to have stablized. Might take a little while to really see how it goes. I just remember how nice it was when th Beta of X came out. I ran with it right away on my Wallstreet and it was so snappy and smooth. What a change from 9... Granted it was pretty stripped down as an OS but maybe that wasn't so bad.
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