Chris,
Interesting what you say about Safari. I'll have to keep a closer
look at what happens - I use it frequently but frequently also quit it
because I have so much else (Word and Excel) open at the same time.
Excel in particular often causes these other programs to quit
automatically!
Firefox keeps asking me if I want to update, but I'm so afraid of
doing that without doing the research to determine if its compatible with
10.4.11! And as I don't have the time, the further we get away from the
Classic the more I worry about updating. Are their any clues as to how
to do that without spending time reading fine print?
Bea
Bill Williams
>In emailer-digest Digest V2010 #3, the person identified as cb
><[email protected]> thoughtfully said:
>
>>Under 10.4 and in particular Safari 3.x and earlier, I've found if you
>>leave Safari running for too long without quitting it, Safari will
>>eventually go haywire and start chewing up massive amounts of RAM for
>>no reason which drags the entire machine to a crawl as it spends all
>>its time dealing with swapping RAM.
>>
>>I learned to quit Safari at least once a day.
>
>I seldom use Safari, since I've had better luck with FireFox and Opera.
>
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