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Safari seems to be messing up again and this just started recently.
I went to AliExpress to log in and .......
Sorry I can't describe this so please look at the photos. Comparison between Safari 15.4 Top and Chrome 107.0.5304.110. Bottom.
Thanks
Allen
iMac 27″, macOS 12.3
Thanks Allen. For what it's worth that particular site is doing the exact same thing on the Mac I happen to be using at the moment. I had never navigated to that site before so it's obviously not loading it from a cached Safari page or its history or anything like that.
Obviously that hints at a site problem, but it might be fixed by adjusting certain Safari "experimental features". I'll keep investigating and post back if I can find the culprit.
Prime Suspect #1:
What that "error" might be is anyone's guess at the moment.
Thanks Allen. For what it's worth that particular site is doing the exact same thing on the Mac I happen to be using at the moment. I had never navigated to that site before so it's obviously not loading it from a cached Safari page or its history or anything like that.
Obviously that hints at a site problem, but it might be fixed by adjusting certain Safari "experimental features". I'll keep investigating and post back if I can find the culprit.
Prime Suspect #1:
What that "error" might be is anyone's guess at the moment.
Allen, I traced it to a content blocker that I had forgotten about. The page renders ok if I disable DuckDuckGo's Privacy Protection Extension.
If you are not using that particular one, click and hold Safari's "reload" icon and select Reload Without Content Blockers:
That's one of the possibilities addressed in If Safari on Mac doesn't open a webpage or isn’t working as expected - Apple Support. Content blockers that work well are the easiest to forget about.
It appears to be loading a cached webpage. Try clearing Safari's history and / or stored data.
Clear your browsing history in Safari on Mac - Apple Support
Manage cookies and website data in Safari on Mac - Apple Support
If Safari on Mac doesn't open a webpage or isn’t working as expected - Apple Support has additional suggestions.
Thanks much John
I'm on the phone with Apple support now. I ungraded the iMac to the new Ventura and still have the problem. On the phone and she's getting a supervisor and we'll up- this to Apple's developers.
I'll tell my agent you're having the same problem.
Allen
I believe I did dump the cache. I'll look into the history after work
Thanks
Hi John
I cleared all history and cleaned the Cache. It made no difference. Safari's still opening like the above photo.
Allen
👍
All the other links on that page load ok. It's only the main https://www.aliexpress.us page that results in that error.
I'm looking into various settings and haven't found anything yet.
OMG That works! WOW!
I clicked the 'reload without contact blockers'. Okay I found it in settings and and turned it off.
Thank you very VERY Much.
Have a great Thanksgiving
Allen
🙂 You're welcome Allen.
What's wrong with my Safari?
