I downloaded the nightly, and set the bash env var as per instructions. `run-safari` does not seem to work, or I need a full path to it, but I can not locate the app. Has the procedure changed? Just launching Safari nightly from the Finder, and then running leaks safari does generate a report, telling me there are leaks. Should I send that in, or am I performing the steps wrong? I am trying to pin down a slowdown issue in Safari, where entering a URL and pressing return does nothing for several seconds. Eventually, action is taken and the page loader animation starts spinning. I use cmd-return often to inspire a new page to load in a new tab, the new tab is always made, but it is empty for several seconds, and then loads in. Quit Safari, and the behavior goes back to normal. Right now, I am testing to see if this is input manager related, so I have pulled out the one that I was using. I am running a meta refresh every one second on a local html file. Every page load uses 100k more memory, and growing. It is curious in that it is a local file, and the page is just refreshed, so I can not see why after the first page load, Safari needs more memory, it should be 100% cached. Thanks for any information in regards to this. -- Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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