Many sites i arrive at say 'this browser is not supported please get an up to date browser. Many interface buttons will be invisible in safari, but not in other browsers. Many signup forms using java and AJAX wont work using Safari (the buttons wont press and upload dialogues wont work) I arrive at many newly updated sites (such as youtube and facebook) and cannot get many things to fucntion, because Safari isnt equipped to handle it In truth, Safari is not faster, it is just switching off functionality, to appear faster, and deprecates itself with many websites in the process. like 'kill all the media make it a boring page., so safari looks fast' The problem is Safari power saving setting which are not accessible t0 users, and which are a large part of the safari style of approach (deactivate plugins etc to make page load faster.
#DUE APPLE SAFARI APISNELL MAC#
Safari on my Mac has no plugins, nor do i have adobe flash, or pepper flash installed. Most apple apps have many more tools and more power than people know, and so i dont clog my machine up with plugins. I dont even use photoshop to edit images much as the preview app does it, My online store ecommerce solution (ecwid) is a big problem to load in Safari, and many similar sites are also difficult to load and only load if i click on the address barĪs to the comments her from people about it being to do with plugins and addns, it isnt because im a bare bones person who uses apple built in apps but no third party plugins. I dont use share buttons which have trackers in them rather use direct url typingĪs to the loading problem, where Safari wont load a page and hangs, but then suddenly loads when you click on the address bar, is to do with i believe AJAX scripts and Java script timeouts, which a lot of new websites use and which safari is really not able to deal with it seems I am constantly copyting urls in the address bar, and have to click three times because it offers me to 'cusomize' the address bar, and also justr deselects the url again at least once.
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