[X4U] Safari go-slow

[Mark Des Cotes]

Don't know if this will help your problem. But after experiencing 
similar speed reduction in Safari and trying various fixes I finally 
fixed it by removing all the cookies. Under 
Safari>Preferences>Security>Show Cookies Click on Remove all. After 
doing this I found a great overall speed increase in Safari's page 
loading and it also solved a problem where some images didn't load on 
some pages.

Hope this helps.

Mark Des Cotes
Systems Manager/Graphic Designer

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On Jan 20, 2005, at 6:42 AM, Wayne Wilkin wrote:

> A few things to try.
> Go to your Home Directory/Library/Caches/Safari/delete everything in 
> this folder.
> Go to your Home Directory/Library/Safari/delete everything except 
> Bookmarks.plist.
> Go to your Home Directory/Library/Safari/Icons/delete everything in 
> this folder.
> Reboot
>
> On Jan 20, 2005, at 4:37 AM, eleventhvolume wrote:
>
>> Until a month or so ago, I was a happy Safari user, but I now find 
>> myself
>> increasingly forced to use Firefox because Safari keeps on grinding 
>> to a
>> halt and showing the beachballofdeath. I've deleted all the autofill 
>> web
>> forms info and unchecked all boxes, and in the Debug menu I've 
>> emptied all
>> the Caches (WebFoundation, WebCore, etc) - all to no avail.
>>
>> Would downloading the app and reinstalling be of any use? Or is there 
>> a
>> prefs file or somesuch that I could delete?
>>
>> Any advice much appreciated.
>>
>> All the best, Colin.
>>
>>
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