Try lightening for mac. It's a much slimmer application, and once you work out
how to use it, it performs better than Safari. I tend to use it more and more.
It gives me less of a "busy" problem that frustrates me so much in Safari.
On 30 Nov 2011, at 18:50, Christina wrote:
> I am still using S
Webkit is the 'rendering engine' that powers Safari. So when you run
webkit nightlies you will get what seems like just another copy of
Safari but under the hood it will be running the latest engine. That
means you'll get all the latest bug fixes but it also means you get all
the newest bugs th
you may or may not have better luck since it's the base engine that safari is
based from
On Dec 1, 2011, at 12:44 PM, Christina wrote:
> Ah ha, that link was better. :) I'm downloading it now? I am downloading
> the latest nightly build. Is this the correct one? Is this a completely
> diff
Ah ha, that link was better. :) I'm downloading it now? I am downloading the
latest nightly build. Is this the correct one? Is this a completely different
web browser apart from Safari? I understood it to be. I really hope this
makes my browsing experience much smoother. I'm tired of a s
Thanks,
I went and disabled plug ins and I do not have any extensions installed but I
disabled them anyways. So far, I have not noticed any change but I will poke
around on the net today and see what happens.
Thanks and if there are anymore ideas I would appreciate any help.
Christina
On Nov 3
go to www.webkit.org sorry i think i gave you the wrong link. webkit is what
safari is based off of. you can download google chrome just by googling for it
On Dec 1, 2011, at 12:29 PM, Christina wrote:
> Hmmm, what is webkit? I followed the link but I don't get it. I did not
> find a download
Hmmm, what is webkit? I followed the link but I don't get it. I did not find
a download link or description of the app? Is it a seperate browser apart from
Safari? Pardon my ignorance but I cannot figure it out.
Christina
On Nov 30, 2011, at 2:53 PM, Cody wrote:
> I guess all the issues we'
Give this a try, I wonder if you have a plug in or extension that is causing
you problems, in preferences, try disabling plug ins, also, try disabling
extensions, see if that allows the browser to work any better.
On Nov 30, 2011, at 6:32 PM, Christina wrote:
> It's happening on all kinds of sit
'I am on a site now and if I do certain things like reply to a message, and if
I go back, voiceover gets stuck in the tool bar, and when iu try to stop
interacting with it and interact with the html content area I just get busy
busy busy. Then, the quicknav up and down won't work, no matter if I
It's happening on all kinds of sites. It seems the only sites I can use
smoothly are very very plain. Anytime I'm doing research or shopping I am
just stuck trying to navigate pages that just will not cooperate and I'm
royally frustrated and I don't know what to do. I used to not have this
I guess all the issues we're having are also seen on snow leopard, hm. I just
received an update to safari today, 5.1.2 I think, but have not restarted.
Safari is really going downt eh tubes I'm afraid. have you tried out webkit
www.webkit.com. I have not used chrome, but heatr that is a fix...
Is this happening on all sites or just certain ones. Web pages can do
lots of bad things which trip up a screen reader such as rotating
content and tickers.
CB
On 11/30/11 1:50 PM, Christina wrote:
I am still using SL and I am using the most current version of Safari. Why am
I having so muc
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