[krmathis]

 
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Get a PC! >

Yeah, right! Just like that would make a difference..

 

[magicalpig]

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Yeah, right! Just like that would make a difference..

Hehehe, here we go.

 

[mrarroyo]

I really could use some help, being logged off 4 to 5 times a session is getting old. It only happens w/ the Mac.

 

[Hero Kid]

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I have a MacBook Pro running 10.6.4 with Firefox and I experience no issues what so ever. Have you tried using a different browser?

 
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I'll ask again. Have you tried using a different browser?

 
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[krmathis]

How about starting Safari from scratch? As one or more settings files may have became corrupt.
Trash these folders: ~/Library/Safari/ , ~/Library/Cookies/ , ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari/ and ~/Library/Caches/Metadata.Safari/
 
Off course making sure you have sufficient backup before doing so.
 
Then launch Safari and log into Head-Fi.org. Hopefully that take care of it.
If not, then it certainly may be time to try a different browser.

 

[mrarroyo]

Hero Kid I answer by saying it only happens w/ the Mac.
 
BTW, know I can not erase PM's received nor send. It is really getting old and thus I am not spending much time here anymore.

 

[Hero Kid]

So by "only happens with Mac" you mean you have tried a variety of browsers? I also use a mix of Macs and PCs mostly using Firefox and I have never had the problem you have.
Hence why I think it is a problem with your browser and not the Mac itself.

 

[mrarroyo]

^ I realize you are trying to be funny but you are in no way helping. I used to have a Dell PC and I am glad I went away from the windows system.
 
Hero Kid the only site I am having an issue is with Head Fi!

 

[Hero Kid]

How is asking you relevant questions being funny? Because believe me I am in no way trying to be humorous.
It's actually quite frustrating  trying to help you. Do you think just because you have an issue with Head-Fi it still couldn't be your browser?

 

[jjinh]

If Kai's suggestion doesnt work I also suggest trying a new browser, e.g. Firefox.

 

[mrarroyo]

Kai, how do I do what you suggest? (new to Mac's).

 

[krmathis]

^ First, do you have backup of your system? Using Time Machine or similar...
 
If so, then proceed.
First make sure Safari is not running. Then navigate in Finder and select the folders I mentioned, where ~/ refer to your home folder (ex. /Users/mrarroyo/ ), followed by Command+backslash (the <--- key). Repeat for the 4 folder.
At last you fire up Safari, head towards http://www.head-fi.org/forum/ and log in.

 

[mrarroyo]

Kai, just completed a backup using "Time Machine" next ... will keep you posted. Thanks.