Just had a look at activity monitor and found the following:
Does anyone know the reason for this? Safari itself is working normal, apart from random spinning wheel...
Kind regards,
MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9)
I elimated the appearance of QTKitServer in Activity Monitor by disabling the extension ClickToFlash. I disabled it a week ago and haven't seen any occurences of QTKitServer in Activity Monitor since.
I'm now using the Safari Privacy feature that allows one to mangage website settings to block adobe Flash Player. (Preferences -> Security -> Manage Website Settings...) Here's a description of how to use this feature:
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-57609106-263/manage-plug-ins-on-a-per-site- basis-in-safari-7/
According to the article, this feature is new to Mavericks Safari version 7.
Im still getting that in 10.9.1
GrandGizmo What Flash Player version are you running ?
This is what's in Internet Plugins of the System Folder. There's nothing in the user folder.
I'm still seeing this 😟
Same problem here10.9.1 I tryed previous tip to delet /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/Default Browser.plugin too, but didn't help anything.
Do you mean" latency"? What "latency bugs" are you talking about? How does it relate to this thread?
Apple have done, or never will, respond on these forums.
I hope that tells you everything.
It didn't. Completely clean install from Recovery partition, 10.9.1, and TONS (well, 12 as of now) of QTKitServers hanging and not responding.
sorry but i can't find your bug report..(
I complete erased the HD and reinstalled Mavericks and still have that problem
And then
I hope you're right. I haven't noticed it happening since I updated to 10.9.2. So far, so good. 🙂
I think it's solved. Has anyone seen" Safari not responding" instead ?
No red process so far. Looks good!
Feels good.
It was good to give the glitch a voice!
cheers
WOOHOO! I no longer see "red"...10.9.2 seems to be working. I can now stop my endless calls Apple Support. THANK YOU!!!!
Sorry, everyone: It is still occurring on 10.9.2.
QTKitServer Safari Web Content
