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OK, the Mrs. and I have just updated to Safari 4.0.5 and we are both experiencing slow macs that were running fine shortly before the update. Both of them even locked up and had to be turned off and rebooted. Is anyone else having problems with this update? :\
 
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Just did mine but i am on 10.6.2 and all is normal - is that your OS - if not then download another version. May be better to revert to backup then install correct version if in fact you used the wrong one.


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Yep, we are on 10.6.2 ... I did run the permission check on my box with another reboot and things seem to be a little better. I'll have to do the same on the MBA and see if it helps.
 
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Perhaps give both a clean up with Onyx
 

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I was just coming on to report that Safari 4.0.5 was released today via Software Update. So far working fine here on iMac G5 iSight with 10.5.8.

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For those of you using Safari on laptops with the Intel GMA950 chipset, I can report that this version is a BIG improvement, particularly in using Top Sites (but also with things like scrolling).

I would imagine those of you with newer Macs and better graphics chipsets will not see such a noticeable improvement in the graphics handling.
 

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For those of you using Safari on laptops with the Intel GMA950 chipset, I can report that this version is a BIG improvement, particularly in using Top Sites (but also with things like scrolling).

I would imagine those of you with newer Macs and better graphics chipsets will not see such a noticeable improvement in the graphics handling.

I think what you have noticed is for sure happening. My iMac G5 Last Gen with iSight has a Radeon x600. In Safari videos and graphics have been dragging of late. Seems much more snappy now. Will try it on my other Macs later.
 
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Yep, the only improvement that I'm seeing is that the weird snapback issue that was happening with scrolling has been fixed, which is a good enough improvement for me (even though I mostly use firefox).
 
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Is anybody running the new Safari 4.0.5 with OS 10.5.8?

...any issues?
 

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Is anybody running the new Safari 4.0.5 with OS 10.5.8?

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I am on a Power PC G5 iMac with 10.5.8. running 4.0.5 and no issues at all. Seems faster with some graphics on sites.
 
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Is anybody running the new Safari 4.0.5 with OS 10.5.8?

...any issues?

I am , no issues after getting it to install . Had to do a hard boot after machine froze during restart but after the boot no problems been on it for 5 hours now without a glitch.

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Cool. I'll jump on board!
 
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Still seeing some weird things myself and have had to reboot twice to fix it.
 
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So far so good but can't tell if there are any gains but it does not appear to have broken
anything.
 
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Hard to describe, but I use to have Safari open to Apple as home page by default, which had recently added downloads, new Apps, itunes 9, etc on the main page content, with a bunch of other stuff, with the downloads list in the left.
What happened to this page?
Now it opens up to a big iPad advert and I have to manually type in Apple - Downloads in the address bar.
What's up with that?
If I set up that page as the home page, it defaults to US and I have to manually select Australia region down the bottom if I want it to keep tabs on Mac prices, support numbers, etc
Any ideas?
BEFORE except it was au region


NOW
 
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I think it's just that Apple made the downloads page non-region specific. As in the US downloads page is for everyone now.

I type in apple.com.au/downloads and it re-directs me to the apple.com/downloads which is the US page. You could have the Apple store Australia as your home page. Then you'd get the Apple Australia prices.
 
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Before I had quick access to the downloads, and could flick through the tabs for Store, Macs, Support, etc.
Now, I loose the quick access to the downloads page, which I frequent regularly...... so my only option now is to add the downloads page and the Australian home page as bookmarks quick and easy interchangable access to both, and keep the existing layout.
As it was, the downloads page (first diagram) was my home page, and if I clicked Store tab, it would take me to the Australian store, where as now, it takes me to the US store.
 
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Yeah unfortunately a bookmark or manually navigating to the Aussie store is the only option now.
 
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Not that I'm blaming you, but really not happy about this.... Apple has gone and added a pain in the butt that wasn't there before.
I spend so much time on this Forum defending Apple and it's user friendly software and apps, quality, customer support, loyalty etc and this is how they repay may? LOL
 

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