How to fix Many Common Safari Issues in Mac OS X with a Simple Reset?
Web browsers generally work fine on the Mac, but every once in a while Safari in OS X will misbehave in some way or another.
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A basic solution for some normal Safari issues is essentially to reset all information in the web browser, which is a genuinely wide achieving step that incorporates an assortment of methodology that fundamentally gives Safari a fresh start and takes everything back to default settings.
This clearing all history, resetting the Top Sites list, resetting all area alerts and warnings, resetting all site notices, removing all site information including documents and caches ,and close out all current Safari windows.
Just take these few steps to run your safari browser back to speed like it was working:
1.Open the Safari browser and then click on the ?Safari? menu and choose the ?Reset Safari? option.
2.At the ?Reset Safari? screen make sure that every checkbox is checked for the best results and then choose ?Reset?.
3.It is optional but recommended to quit and relaunch Safari for the reset to take full effect.
-It does not show any confirmation dialog with resetting.
-The effect of clicking on ?Reset? is typically occurring unless there are tons of windows and tabs open in Safari.
-It can be a low RAM issue.
-Sometimes Mac is very slow in general.
-Do not forget to keep your Safari updated to the latest version.
-It can be updated easily through the ? Apple menu?s ?Software Update? option.
-Updating can resolve many problems caused by software bugs.
-Updating individual browser plugins regularly is also right decision and can prevent issues.
-If any issues are continue with a given web page then you must try and narrow it down to a specific URL by using Activity Monitor.
-Once you identified the culprit then it could be worthwhile to try visiting the page with a different browsing app to see if the problem persists.
- Safari is a perfectly great default choice for OS X, Chrome and Firefox are also good browsers, and each app may perform differently depending on the given web experience.
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Ayesha
Tech writer at newsandstory