Maybe it's been fixed with yesterday's Safari update but I got no busy
messages with voiceover. This was the only web page I had open and not
much else on my MacBook Pro quad CPU. If you have lots of browser tabs
open and web pages with lots of stuff going on in each tab, that stuff
will continue to suck up CPU time even if you don't currently have that
tab selected.
CB
On 11/30/11 7:45 PM, Scott Rumery wrote:
Hello, I am having some big time trouble getting Safari to do anything on my
library's website. I get the irritating busy signal over and over again. I
was wondering if someone would be willing to go to
http://www.sequoyahregionallibrary.org and let me know if you have the same
result. I am very happy for the most part with my experience with my Mac since
I got it, but I sure hope that Apple will do something about this busy signal
on Safari, and Google Chrome.
Scott
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