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fish
Nov-16-2004, 06:45 PM
I've discovered some serious browser issues while trying to play here on Dgrin. OS is Mac Panther (10.3.6).
* Safari 1.2.4 - unusable. Near constant beachball of death.
* Camino v0.8.1 - unusable. Smilie animation seems to beat the browser into submission, so you can type one character per every two seconds.
* Mozilla 1.7.2 - works fine.
* IE 5.2.3 - works fine.
I would prefer to use Safari, and in fact, Dgrin is the only website I've come across so far that didn't work with Safari.
What's up with that, kids?
dkapp
Nov-16-2004, 08:02 PM
I've discovered some serious browser issues while trying to play here on Dgrin. OS is Mac Panther (10.3.6).
* Safari 1.2.4 - unusable. Near constant beachball of death.
* Camino v0.8.1 - unusable. Smilie animation seems to beat the browser into submission, so you can type one character per every two seconds.
* Mozilla 1.7.2 - works fine.
* IE 5.2.3 - works fine.
I would prefer to use Safari, and in fact, Dgrin is the only website I've come across so far that didn't work with Safari.
What's up with that, kids?
Same here. I just went to a basic editor in Safari. You may also want to turn off the option in Safari to automatically fill out forms. This has killed me in the past on other sites.
Dave
DoctorIt
Nov-17-2004, 05:20 AM
Yup - I'm a Camino die hard (Mac OS X at home too :thumb ) and it makes me not want to check dgrin from home. Which is unfortunately the only place I have time.
What gives?
BTW, dgrin also seems to run slower with Firefox on my PC at work too. Especially the smilies.
mercphoto
Nov-17-2004, 06:54 AM
I've discovered some serious browser issues while trying to play here on Dgrin. OS is Mac Panther (10.3.6).
* Safari 1.2.4 - unusable.
Gotta love the web, right? Everything is so platform independant ;)
I'm using 10.3.6 and 1.2.4 as well. I have often had trouble typing in message forum edit boxes (as I am doing right now). I found I need to have basic editing only. Sometimes it works better than others. Right now everything is working just fine. I can type as fast as I want and it keeps up.
fish
Nov-18-2004, 09:42 AM
turning on basic editing doesn't help with safari. I guess i just need to deal with mozilla when i want to play on dgrin.
patch29
Nov-18-2004, 10:24 AM
It is odd that you have such difficulty that you are going to have to abandon safari on dgrin.
I use a PB 1ghtz, OS 10.3.6 and Safari 1.2.4 (v125.11). Safari works fine for me, occasionally (rarely) it will type slowly and some smilies will not animate, but the majority of the time it works fine. I post in guided mode.
Have you tried to reset Safari? Doing so will remove all cookies and saved passwords. I do it every so often just in the hopes that it will speed it up.
I use it with a several different vbulletin sites and it is fine.
fish
Nov-18-2004, 10:33 PM
It is odd that you have such difficulty that you are going to have to abandon safari on dgrin.
Agreed.
Have you tried to reset Safari? Doing so will remove all cookies and saved passwords. I do it every so often just in the hopes that it will speed it up.
I just reset Safari, and no difference...except all my saved passwords and autofill fields are gone. :(:
I'll try it on the powerbook in a minute (i'm on the iMac now).
fish
Nov-18-2004, 11:35 PM
I'll try it on the powerbook in a minute (i'm on the iMac now).
Okay, I'm using Safari on my powerbook now and it's working fine...even in full wysiwyg mode. No reset required.
I'm baffled. Any suggestions? :scratch
DoctorIt
Nov-19-2004, 06:48 AM
It is odd that you have such difficulty that you are going to have to abandon safari on dgrin.
I use a PB 1ghtz, OS 10.3.6 and Safari 1.2.4 (v125.11). Safari works fine for me, occasionally (rarely) it will type slowly and some smilies will not animate, but the majority of the time it works fine. I post in guided mode.
Have you tried to reset Safari? Doing so will remove all cookies and saved passwords. I do it every so often just in the hopes that it will speed it up.
I use it with a several different vbulletin sites and it is fine.How bout Camino? You think this might work too (if I can find the reset in there somewhere...)
rutt
Nov-21-2004, 05:13 AM
How bout Camino? You think this might work too (if I can find the reset in there somewhere...)
What about a dgrin option to just turn off smiley anamation? I'd use this on all browsers, actually. I hate the animation, but it does bring Camino to its knees.
patch29
Nov-21-2004, 05:38 AM
What about a dgrin option to just turn off smiley anamation? I'd use this on all browsers, actually. I hate the animation, but it does bring Camino to its knees.
As far as I can tell it is not possible to turn them off to one user. It is within the vbulletin software, to display all images (smilies included) or not. The only option would be to turn off all the img links in your control panel.
patch29
Dec-02-2004, 06:33 PM
There is a small update today, not sure if it will help your Safari issues, but it might.
Now available via Software Update:
Security Update 2004-12-02 delivers a number of security enhancements and is recommended for all Macintosh users. This update includes the following components:
Apache
AppKit
HIToolbox
Kerberos
Postfix
PSNormalizer
Safari
Terminal
For detailed information on this Update, please visit this website: http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n61798
DoctorIt
Dec-03-2004, 05:43 AM
For PC users - there was also a Firefox update recently that fixed a couple bugs there too.
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