I come across certain URL's that cause me problems, American Express being the most hideous and one that I am on several times per day. Other sites cause no problems at all. Previously, there were problems all over the place, but a well regulated militia of Permission Repair holds them down to a minimum. I am considering an inexpensive program from www.atomicbird.com called Macaroni that will ostensibly run the permissions repair and several other UNIX routines in the background. What I don't know is if it will let you set it up as an administrator and run without being there to attend to it. Dave Iverson > From: "J.C. Webber III" <jcw at kingoblio.com> > Reply-To: Cube List <Cube at lists.themacintoshguy.com> > Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 20:22:03 -0800 (PST) > To: Cube List <Cube at lists.themacintoshguy.com> > Subject: Re: [CUBE] [P1] weird Safari? > > Jean-Paul Thuot wrote: >> >> On 18/03/2004, at 4:54, Don Hinkle wrote: >> >>> My wifi connection is ON, and the Mail program is working fine. >>> BUT, Safari just goes into an endless gear-whirling thing when I try >>> to select any URLs. >>> Any idea why? >>> >> I too have had nothing but hassles with Safari. I was so excited to >> use something not Microsoft and not bloated Netscape for my first foray >> into Macintosh. However, Safari does this same thing to me endlessly, >> taking minutes to load (if at all) where IE:Mac will load in seconds. >> >> I have checked for corrupted pref files, and repaired permissions till >> the cows came home (how they found MY home I'll never know!) to no >> avail. >> >> If anyone has insight into this issue I'd be very glad, because all >> I've ever heard is great things about >> Safari that have yet to prove themselves on my machine (G3 dual USB). >> >> Jean-Paul >> >> > > That's so sad to hear. I use Safari exclusively, no problems. > Maybe it's the sites you visit? > > Can you send me a few of your more troubling urls and I'll see > if I have the same kind of problems with them?