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<blockquote data-quote="DDK" data-source="post: 666994" data-attributes="member: 6469">Grr...Double grr...Ok... BREATHE... 1, 2, 9, 10!I count just as many people using IE as using Macs with the problem... why is it everyone always jumps on the Mac and pounds it to pieces whenever there is a slight problem? With no actual knowledge of the cause of the proble, given these two alternatives, I would choose Microsoft as the cause over Apple ANY SECOND OF ANY DAY OF ANY WEEK!I'm not surprised though. Microsoft could put out shonky software that crashes all the time, requires excessive amounts of RAM, utilizes twenty year old code on twenty year old technology, requires excessive amounts of HDD space, is unintuitive, has annoying little animations that popup all the time asking you if you're writing a letter AND invade your privacy AND practice illegal business tactics AND...Oh... wait a minute... they already do that... and everybody just keeps on buying and laying crap on the Mac.OS 9x is crud and the only reason it should be used is as a bridging OS for Classic apps in OS X. After all, that's what it was designed for and why it takes huge amounts of RAM to run.Trust me, you're SO much better off with 8.6 unless you're planning on running OS X on a G4.And iCab is at 2.9 now. Guess what? He changed the way pages load and I had this exact same problem as the above people. But then I also had my cache set to 20MB. Setting it to 1mb got rid of the problem instantly. I would say this is a cache problem, most particularly a cache problem on Intermittant Exploder for the Mac, not a Mac problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DDK, post: 666994, member: 6469"] Grr... Double grr... Ok... BREATHE... 1, 2, 9, 10! I count just as many people using IE as using Macs with the problem... why is it everyone always jumps on the Mac and pounds it to pieces whenever there is a slight problem? With no actual knowledge of the cause of the proble, given these two alternatives, I would choose Microsoft as the cause over Apple ANY SECOND OF ANY DAY OF ANY WEEK! I'm not surprised though. Microsoft could put out shonky software that crashes all the time, requires excessive amounts of RAM, utilizes twenty year old code on twenty year old technology, requires excessive amounts of HDD space, is unintuitive, has annoying little animations that popup all the time asking you if you're writing a letter AND invade your privacy AND practice illegal business tactics AND... Oh... wait a minute... they already do that... and everybody just keeps on buying and laying crap on the Mac. OS 9x is crud and the only reason it should be used is as a bridging OS for Classic apps in OS X. After all, that's what it was designed for and why it takes huge amounts of RAM to run. Trust me, you're SO much better off with 8.6 unless you're planning on running OS X on a G4. And iCab is at 2.9 now. Guess what? He changed the way pages load and I had this exact same problem as the above people. But then I also had my cache set to 20MB. Setting it to 1mb got rid of the problem instantly. I would say this is a cache problem, most particularly a cache problem on Intermittant Exploder for the Mac, not a Mac problem. [/QUOTE]

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