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Mac Forum / Applications / Mac Applications / October 2006Tsa.gov crashes Mac Safari
Visiting http://www.tsa.gov crashes Safari. That is, "The application Safari quit unexpectedly." This is normal? Or just my setup? Tx in a, Pat LaVarre P.S. http://groups.google.com/groups/search?q=safari+crash brought me here > Visiting http://www.tsa.gov crashes Safari. That is, "The application > Safari quit unexpectedly." [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > P.S. http://groups.google.com/groups/search?q=safari+crash brought me > here Went to http://validator.w3.org/ Fed in the URL http://www.tsa.gov Result: 8 errors in XHTML > > > Visiting http://www.tsa.gov crashes Safari. > > crashes for me, too ... > > their "Accessibility" link ... sent them a /polite/ e-mail ... Thank you. I notice Google of Safari Share 2006 says 86% MSIE, 10% FF, 3% Safari at ArsTechnica.com. > Went to http://validator.w3.org/ > Fed in the URL http://www.tsa.gov > Result: 8 errors in XHTML Fun also - but are those errors significant? Saving the Firefox > View > Page Source creates an Htm file that Validator.w3.org still says has 8 errors, but that local Htm does Not crash Safari. > > http://www.tsa.gov crashes my Safari every time Cross post into: https://www.nlzero.com/cgi-bin/browse.cgi?conference=macintosh&topic=main confirms Microsoft Wmp at fault, I quote: > The TSA site loads fine in two macs which don't (and haven't ever) have WMP installed, > and crashes on two which do have it. (One of the macs which doesn't crash has > Flip4Mac installed, for what little that's worth.) Can we easily grab the Html that's provoking Safari to crash, before Tsa.gov destroys the evidence? > > Saving the Firefox > View > Page Source creates an Htm file that > > Validator.w3.org still says has 8 errors, but that local Htm does Not > > crash Safari. Only way I know to get closer to true cause would be to make/ buy/ find an Http proxy server to trace the traffic ... > Can we easily grab the Html that's provoking Safari > [plus WindowsMediaPlayer rather than Flip4Mac] > to crash, before Tsa.gov destroys the evidence? Firefox > File > Save Page As > "Web Page, complete" captures the cause. That procedure creates a local Html file plus folder that crash Safari reliably. Pat LaVarre http://web.mac.com/p.lavarre/iWeb/Site/Blog/675F1692-3195-4DDB-9279-F89FF38F0E7C.html > Visiting http://www.tsa.gov crashes Safari. That is, "The application > Safari quit unexpectedly." [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > P.S. http://groups.google.com/groups/search?q=safari+crash brought me > here It's not normal, but it isn't only you. It crashes for me, too. I loaded the site with Firefox and clicked their "Accessibility" link, which leads to a page that says, inter alia, "We are committed to ensure that this site remains accessible to everyone..." I clicked the mail link and sent them a /polite/ e-mail informing them of the Safari issue. Davoud  Signatureusenet *at* davidillig *dawt* com > Visiting http://www.tsa.gov crashes Safari. That is, "The application > Safari quit unexpectedly." [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > P.S. http://groups.google.com/groups/search?q=safari+crash brought me > here Use Firefox. Safari crashes all the time on me on three different Macs. Safari is terribly unreliable and it lacks some useful features that Firefox includes such as support for plug-ins. |
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