Safari: no space left on device

The issue is SO persistent on my M1 MacBook Air! I tried every solution I could find and made sure that the system and Safari are the latest, but none of that worked. I'm having ~50 websites opened at the same time, is this too many? I never had this issue before upgrading to Monterey. This is REALLY REALLY painful to fail to open a website and see the error again and again, and I don't want to use Chrome b/c of this issue! Plz resolve this Apple! This never happened in my ten-year experience of using a Mac! Thanks!

Also having the same problem. Unfortunately, it persists even after disabling the "hide IP address from trackers" option.

Hi,

I found a post on reddit with a simple solution:

1. Open the Safari Preferences and go to Privacy
2. Turn off the option Hide IP address from trackers
3. Done!

It works just fine and webpages are loading again after turning that off.

And please report that bug to Apple here: https://www.apple.com/feedback/safari.html

So they can fix that annoying bug in a future release.

Thanks :-)

I tried the Fix, and no luck, still the same error message, I need to Quit Safari and reopen. I thought maybe Memory so upgraded to 32GB DDR4 Memory, 200.00 later same problem. I should have kept my iMac 2011 27". Apple is loosing my trust slowly but surely. After calling several times to Apple support, gets me spending money that's all. Someone at Apple should read this and fix the problem.

Add me to the list of those with this problem. I've only had my current iMac (2020 27in) for a few months, it was intentionally set up clean out of the box rather than restoring from my old 2012 iMac. This problem has only existed since upgrading from Big Sur to Monterey. I updated Monterey just yesterday to 12.2 and am running the very latest Safari (15.3) and the problem persists.

This is happening to me on an almost daily basis, I've been using Safari almost exclusively for more than 10 years and moving to Chrome is a real pita. When I re-open the windows I'm either having to manually select the 're-open windows from last session' option or remember what windows I had open before. In addition all session information seems to get lost (I have to log back into multiple websites, re-accept cookies, etc).

I read that clearing the option to "hide IP address from trackers" was supposed to help but that has made no difference.

Hi Alex_42,

Welcome to Apple Support Communities. We understand that you're having an issue with using Safari on your MacBook Pro and iMac. We'd like to help.

From what you've described, it sounds like this resource could be helpful:

If Safari on Mac doesn't open a webpage or isn’t working as expected

Let us know how that goes and we'll go from there.

Cheers!

I have the same problem. Hiding IP option doesn't have an effect. Issue occurs in Safari 15.1 and 15.2, not sure of previous versions. Also occurs on 2015 27" iMac and 2018 Macbook Pro 15". This has become a very frustrating issue, forced to use alternate web browser after using Safari for years.

I have complained about this many times I am running a 2020 iMac fully updated with the latest OS version. The only solution I found was having to close a few windows

this allows me to close a few windows till I’m able to open a new one when this happens I only have at the most 10 windows open

I have to agree with you, now the error occurred again for me as well.

Strangely enough, in the Safari preferences the "Hide IP" option was suddenly enabled again.

However, the web pages are loading properly after disabling the option again and restarting Safari.

Please report the bug to Apple with link above - the more feedback they get, the faster they can fix it.

This issue was resolved for me with the latest Safari update. I’m not currently having any problems, even with “hide IP” and other privacy options enabled.

I said this was fixed with MacOS 12.2. I guess I jinxed it, because the 12.3 update just broke it for me again. Guess i'm going back to Firefox...

I have the same problem, ever since upgrading to Montery. I did a clean-install too.

I tired that, but the problem remains.

Closing a few to open new ones is what I have been doing too, yet it is so tedious! Now I'm also having issue to see some figures as well.