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Mac Forum / Country Specific / Australian Mac Group / October 2004Safari Problem
Safari Problem... When clicking on various URL's in Google the blue horizontal thermometer that illustrates the loading of a web-page gets stuck and a pop-up warning appears that states "Safari can't find the server". I then close the pop-up warning and click the same URL again a second time and the web-page then loads just fine. I have tried "Reseting Safari" from the Safari menu--which deletes browsing history, empties the cache, clears download window, and removes cookies---but I still have the page loading problem. Is this problem endemic to Safari or is there a solution that I have overlooked. I am using...... iMac G5 Mac OS 10.3.5 Safari 1.2.3 (v 125.9) Any suggestion would be appreciated!! JD > Safari Problem... > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > JD Could be that your ISP doesn't have that url already loaded in its proxy/cache and has to fetch the data. Does it happen when you browse to apple.com? Paul >> Safari Problem... >> [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > >Paul ---------------------------- Hello Paul... Just tried browsing "www.apple.com" and Safari works perfectly with just one mouse click. That is odd because when I browse google and other sites it requires a second double click to load the page. What could be the problem ?? JD > Safari Problem... > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > JD Hi John, Been having this problem on Safari on two machines for ages - seems to be a DNS issue (we run our own DNS server), but IE, Mail, Eudora et al are all quite happy to access first time every time, so that seems to rule that out. MacFixIt has covered the issue a few times over the last few months - most recently today in relation to the problem appearing for some people after the most recent Security Update. They ask whether it might be things like incomplete URLs (missing the www. and .com, or the trailing slash), but they haven't found any real clues as to the real cause as yet. I've not seen any pattern here, either. Regards Sean ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sean McNamara mailto:sean@macassist.com.au MacAssist Ph: (02) 8920 0866 Authorised Apple Solutions Reseller Fax: (02) 8920 0877 ABN 95 758 412 281 Mobile: 0414 270 132 >> Safari Problem... >> [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] >slash), but they haven't found any real clues as to the real cause as >yet. I've not seen any pattern here, either. Thanks for the information Sean!! JD >Regards > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >Authorised Apple Solutions Reseller Fax: (02) 8920 0877 >ABN 95 758 412 281 Mobile: 0414 270 132 > >> Safari Problem... > >> [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > > JD There's a new Safari in 10.3.6 (version 1.2.4). The package is only at dev stage, but you might want to check that out? http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=663 Nikki |
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