I have a Mac Pro (early 2009) and running High Sierra 10.13.6.. Just today SAFARI 13.1 started to give me lots of problems. Many pages on the web just won't load. The error message says "the page was reloaded because an error occurred)
this is what I get when trying to load a page on ebay.
I have deleted cache, turned off extensions etc.. Nothing works.
Can anyone help??
Mac Pro, macOS 10.13
Have tried everything. Chatted with Apple but they didn't suggest anything that I had not already tried.
What did get me a working version of Safari was I reinstalled High Sierra OS. I don't have this problem with other Macs I have two on Catalina, two on High Sierra, one on Sierra and one on Mojave.
Not sure why this one iMac decided to not work correctly with Safari 13.1, but after HS installed Safari 11, everything was okay. I confirmed that it was the update to Safari 13.1 by allowing the update to go through and once again had the same issue. Resolved it for the moment by reinstalling HS OS and blocking Safari 13.1 update.
To clarify the latest questions, I reinstalled from the Internet. After the process I described above, I DID perform the latest SECURITY update. Everything still works fine.
I have the exact same issue. It started yesterday after I updated Safari to version 13.1. I'm running MacOS High Sierra 10.13.6. Webpages are spontaneously reloading and then I get the same error message "A problem repeatedly occurred with <URL>". I am able to load those pages just fine with Chrome, but I prefer to use Safari. Is there a bug in the 13.1 Safari update? Is there a way to revert to the previous version? Any other suggestions?
I am having the same issue with my MacPro Mid 2012 running High Sierra. Started having this issue after update Safari 13.1. Spent an hour with support, cleared browser history, etc. but ran out of time (Support hours OT.) I have a case number and will followup 4/2 in the AM. If we are able to resolve, I'll post the fix.
Yesterday I spent well over an hour with Apple technical Support. We tried everything possble to fix the problem without a successful outcome. She suggested waiting a few days and try it again..
Pretty lame response in my opinion..
Loco, I have this same problem since I got a new iPhone 7. I had to upgrade my iMac software to sync to the iPhone. Since then I have had problems with the iMac connecting to Chase Bank and other websites but I can connect to Synchrony Band for my BP CC.I However, I can login on my iPhone to Chase Bank. I will use Firefox on the iMac until Safari can be fixed. Be safe and be well.
I have the same problem, 2011 iMac running High Sierra 10.13.6, update to Safari 13.1 on Saturday night. Sites that requires Java seem to be affected.
Is there a way to revert to a previous version of Safari?
In the meantime I'll have to use Chrome.
Something maybe unrelated or possibly related. Looks like Apple is trying to force all of us to update to Catalina. Accidentally updated my reminders in Catalina, now my non Catalina Macs can't access them until I update them to Catalina.
I totally agree! Have been using Apple products since the II+. Exclusively since 2008.
I can’t ignore how much has changed though in the last 2 to 3 years. Nor can I ignore that each rep that I have chatted with was positive that updating to Catalina will solve the issue. I know this to not be true because I did update to Catalina and I still have the problem on this one machine. While all my other machines with different OS from Sierra to Catalina are not afflicted.
Same issues here. Running 10.13.6 High Sierra on late 2011 iMac. The 13.1 update either broke Safari, or a vast number of websites now need updating. Appears to be related to sites using Java for login. Affected sites include banking, eBay, and more.
Thank you Kieu,
I was unable to locate the plugin, but followed the balance of the instructions. Unfortunately it didn't work. Two items of possible interest - the list of cached cookies returns every time I restart Safari - no matter how often they are deleted. Additionally, my 2012 MacBook pro 13 and 2011 MacBook pro 17 run the same OS and Safari updates without this issue. Still perplexed. Even a reinstall of the OS failed to cure this.
So?
How long will this thread have to get, before Apple intervenes?
Four pages and not one SOLUTION. Just well meaning work-arounds and ideas that don't work.
We all have a common denominator(s) with our systems that is causing this problem. Unfortunately, we are in the minority here, only one out of my seven Macs has this issue. It is not OS related, but loading HS will give you the version of Safari that "works" 11.1.2.
I just finished with Apple Support. Waited almost 2 hours to finally get a person to talk to .
Apple had no help to offer and suggested I call back to elevate the case to a higher authority..
Ill do that tomorrow...
ps.. very disappointed with Apple Support so far..
Hi Jessica
Glad it helped.
I was running Yosemite and completely happy with it until I needed to run a program called Sketchup which worked great on HS. Then I had to spend a day and a half trying various fixes on Safari. Glad Safari is working and hope they fix the security update. I guess my early 2011MBP is a bit dated but the 17 inch screen is amazing.
I have the same issue too. I can't load New York Times Daily Mail and a wide range of other legit, high-traffic, useful webpages. Now relying on Chrome, and I do not like Chrome for privacy reasons. Apple team please fix this Safari issue ASAP!!
I am using Chrome too until Apple hears us and finally does something - which I hope is soon because now I’m having the same issue with my iPhone!
I can’t load some of my frequently visited sites and oddly enough they are different from those I can’t access on my Mac!
Is anyone else having this problem?
Apple - are you listening?
Safari 13.1 will not load specific pages. HELP!!
