on 30-01-2023 18:53
on 30-01-2023 19:03
Hi,
Have you any Safari extensions running? If so, disable them and see if there is an improvement.
Just a thought.
Kind Regards,
Bill
on 30-01-2023 19:14
Hey,
there aren’t any extensions showing on my settings for Safari
on 01-02-2023 19:56
Hello duke68012,
Thanks for your post and welcome to our community.
Sorry to hear pages in safari are slow to load.
Have you tried Deleting the cookies?
Safari > Preferences > Privacy > Cookies and other website data:
Click the “Details” button.
Remove all cookies.
Then see if that helps.
Gareth_L
on 03-02-2023 19:28
Hi, I have exactly the same problem. Got VM installed today, safari is bog slow, Chrome works fine (as does everything else). I have found that Safari works better when I have my VPN on, no idea why that would be. Anyone got any suggestions?
Cheers
Steve
on 03-02-2023 19:30
Does disabling Web Safe improve matters?
FYI: Web Safe | Virgin Media Help
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on 03-02-2023 19:32
Does setting Safari to use Google DNS or OpenDNS make any improvement ?
on 03-02-2023 21:13
No makes no difference.
on 03-02-2023 21:17
Sorry, should be clear. Changing the Websafe setting off made no difference.
I don't know what GoogleDNS OpenDNS is....
04-02-2023 01:30 - edited 04-02-2023 01:32
I have been a Mac only user since the1980's and been with VM and NTL before them for the last .... many years...
Safari always works fine - as does.... Firefox/Chrome/Opera.
Any issues you are are having are not VM related but down to the settings on your devices for Safari. What VM hub model is it? Is it in normal router mode - or modem mode?