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thanks, Randy Jeannie

I’ve done just that myself on my 2017 21.5” iMac running the version of Safari that’s designated for Ventura 13.6.7. I suspect a UI freeze will be less likely on that machine because it has 32

Hi, Louise. Not sure whether I’ll have an answer, but some more information might help. For example, what kind of Mac (detailed information can be obtained either from knowing its basics and placing

And how do I fix it?

Hi, Several of my clients have had problems with Time Machine after the update. It goes approximately 85-95 % then fails with error messages I found this resolution, and it appears to resolve it: If

Does anyone have any thoughts on the Ryoko Pro that is a portable wifi I have Verizon as my cell program and am pleased with it. But have to pay for the monthly hotspots for areas where the internet

Interestingly, Brave doesn’t display the Memory footprint of individual URLs. I tried several. The same is true of Chrome. Each of those browsers results in several iterations of

Try hitting: Command-Option-T __________________________________________________ Randy B. Singer Co-author of The Macintosh Bible (4th, 5th, and 6th editions) Essential But Hard To Find Macintosh

Yep! Looks like you figured out which web site. Now switch Activity Monitor from RAM to CPU Activity and look for which processes are using those CPU cycles. Easiest fix, don’t visit that web site,

I HAVE done that, but not opening the offending site using a different browser, which i will try when i get home. I also have an older macOS on a 7 yo iMac, and that might be interesting as well.

Jim Robertson wrote: Try doing everything the same as this, but NOT opening the TV station site. Download (if necessary) and run a different browser. I choose Brave. Open the TV site in the other

(Referring to a tab in Safari using well over 10 GB of RAM). To test this, I closed ALL apps with a visible UI on my Mac except Finder, and leaving only two websites open in Safari before quitting

I am pulling out my hair ,and have been working for hours to fix some of the problems caused by the latest up date to Sequoia , First of all my desktop became cluttered with all kinds of files that

I would tend to think that you have too many app open and too many tbs open in your browsers. I’m going to share a similar experience on a more limited platform, my iPhone XR with 8GB of ram. I play

Bev, thank you for your suggestions. I’m beginning to think that Mail is not the culprit beyond the fact that I spend a lot of time in it, and so it’s more likely to be in the foreground at the

I don’t have any definitive answers, just some general troubleshooting comments. While it’s handy for macOS to restart all of your open apps when rebooting, when problems like this occur, it can

Wanted to give any United States-based members...interested in a new Apple computer...a head's up on some great Apple Computer deals at Costco. (You can purchase online.) Looks like pretty much

This has happened to me a few times recently. I’m still on Sonoma macOS14.7 (partly for sentimental reasons—I lived in Sonoma County, CA from1996 to 2017). I don’t do prophylactic or scheduled

Safe enough to display and not launch or goto.

I've searched Safari Settings unsuccessfully for it. ?Maybe it came over from a previous version. I will recognize HTML in text and display below.