Hi Rafael, This doesn't address the instability of Safari 3 on the PowerPC Macs under Tiger, but have you considered using the text-only version of the npr.org web page? As Anne mentioned, npr.org is a busy site. If instead you go to the text-only web page at:
http://thin.npr.org/ there are only 40 items in the link chooser menu instead of 256, and links to the five minute summary hourly newscast and the 24-hour stream are the second and third links that open nicely with flip4mac. You can even arrow down the page without using Link Chooser, and after the date followed by the links for (1) the five minute summary and (2) 24-hour stream you'll get to the links for the top news stories. Each of those linked pages gives the link to listen to the story at the top, followed by a brief text summary and links to similar text pages for related stories. After the top news story links on the main text-only web page are a set of ten links organized by topics (News, Politics & Society, Business, etc.) and an alphabetically ordered set of links to specific programs (All Songs Considered, All Things Considered, etc.) Incidentally, I'm not sure that the problems with Safari 3 are all due to the new version of this program. According to the macfixit.com site, there seem to be many people finding that the Safari 3 version that was released with OS 10.4.11 is behaving erratically. Cheers, Esther
