Germain, All you have to do to solve your problem is to get the latest OmniWeb browser, which is basically the best of the bunch although you have to pay for it. Otherwise, just download the latest version of Camino, which works fine. I found it to be more reliable than Safari, and it seems to me to be a little faster. I hope to see Safari improved in the near future. George Harvey On Aug 1, 2005, Germain wrote: > Yesterday I asked for your opinion about updating to 10.4.2. I needed > a push so I dit update. Honestly I see no difference on the outside. > Guess the big changes are inside. OK but why is Safari so slow in > loading web pages now? I have a 56k connection and after the switch > from Panther I was amazed by the speed boost in Safari and Mail under > Tiger 10.4.1. Now I a am considering using Netscape or even Explorer > since Safari has become so sluggish. There's no third party plug-ins, > no nothing. Worst, I'm thinking going back to 10.4.1. Am I alone with > a 56k connection and a slower Safari? Is it possible to throw away > version 2.0 and using the earlier version in 10.4.1? Any suggestions? > Aside from Safari, all is OK.