Safari - Pages Not Loading

None of this suggested Action Works,

1. Clearing Cache and Private Data

2. Changing DNS ( Tried Google and Open DNS )

3. Turned off DNS Prefetch

4. Change MTU number

The same page that loads on Firefox or Opera, but on Safari it stop loading or doesn't want to load. This only happen on a few specific pages.

i've done all of that and more! Lync & Eric have given workarounds also - none work!

thought that uninstalling Safari & then reinstalling might help. guess what? you can't uninstall Safari in El Capitan.

Chrome & Firefox work with no problem. issue is all my bookmarks are in Safari. i have imported all of them all but it would take forever to organize them, so i had to do a special in the Bookmark Bar that's called Safari BM. sounds gross, but it's the easiest.

every time an update for Safari comes out, i hope Apple has fixed this ~ no luck.

maybe i can get Amazon to b*tch to them. i can neither load a complete page let alone order/ buy something....

I am tired too.... really, Just in the pass 6 months I analyzed and provided work around for Apple callagent problem, and nsurlsessionid problem.

Both took me days and weeks....... Honestly I think Apple should pay me my time for testing.

Now there is this, I never notice it before because I was on a poor 3G Dongle internet connection. I have always thought this was an unfixable Router / 3G Modem problem. It wasn't until someone pointed out same URL works fine in Chrome did i notice most of these failure to load address worked in Chrome and Firefox but not in Safari.

I am tired... this is on my Macbook Air, I expected better experience. I pay a premium for it and i got more headache then using my Thinkpad at work with Windows 10. oh and i forgot I had to work around iPhone iCloud Restore backup problem a few months back.....sigh

I will try to see what i can get to on this one, and will post update.

So far i have this and worked 99% of time.

tl;dr - Use Ghostery to disable all doubleClick.

For some reason, the DoubleClick scripts doesn't work well on some website. Causing the page not to load, or stalled. Since most if not all ( actually Google requires you to place the Ads in the first / top page ) DoubleClicks ads are at the top half, Safari seems to be waiting forever to for the DoubleClick to show or fetch its data.

So far i have yet to seen another Ads / tracking script that has similar problem.

You will need to install an Ad Block Content extension. Ghostery allows you to totally block the double-click. Most other simple click and install blocker does not all you to filter which script to stop. And some even automatically allow ads to run on certain website as they are "good" ads.

Since we are not here to stop ads but actually load the god **** webpage, this would unforuntately means you have to block ALL ads for the page to load. Until Apple fix this, i don't see any other work around.

i downloaded AdBlock from the App store and have not been having many problems since. Safari is a little slow but there has not been the continuous BBD.

Safari WebContent still stops responding & i have to Force Quit but it is not effecting it very much.

as far as Chrome or FireFox - never had this problem.

it is a problem that Apple has to fix, but why are they ignoring it? f

hi everybody this is what i did and fixed the problem

1.system preferences

2. network

3.advanced

4. proxies

5.MAKE SURE ALL BOXES ARE UNTICKED

(select a protocol to configure)

I have the exact same problem on my iPad pro, my iPad air two and my I phone 6S plus

Problem does not exist if I am on 4G or LTE – it only exists when I'm on Wi-Fi, and it seems to be DNS look up failures

Many sites have ads or other things that require a browser actually have to perform 10 DNS lookup's just to load one site, Safari likes to load the whole page before it bothers to display it which is kind of annoying – it really should display the side as it receives the data unless there's a reason not to

I have tried using Public DNS servers like Google, the DNS server on my router, my ISP DNS server, and finally I started up a windows 2008 are two server and then Oracle VM virtual box on my windows 10 64-bit machine... I thought it may have been a problem with my router over loading it with all of the DNS requests and stuff I have in my house – I have a lot of tech. I have most of it wired with only the mobile devices on Wi-Fi...

my router runs a DHCP V6 server in stateless mode using Twc Dhop-pd also , but I run the on the DHCP service on the router so I can manually assign IP addressEs in 2 instances. Otherwise in stateless mode devices can figure themselves and report their settings to a DHCP V6 server and a DNSV6 OR DNS V4/V6. My Windows server "in a box" handles all my IPV4 DHCP requests and all of my IPv6 and IPV4 for DNS requests

This did help things a bit but the problem is Safari because if I load Google Chrome browser on my iPad or iPhone or use a fantastic browser called iCabMobile ( which is a fantastic browser because you can tell it to lie to any website and tell it that it is any form of browser out there so you don't get mobile sites – this is handy on the iPad )

when I use non-Safari browser's, DNS look ups properly and websites load fast. I do have an occasional glitch in my iPad Pro which is probably a hardware issue where once every few days it just can't access any networking not even cellular data. I have to put it in airplane mode for 10 seconds and then turn off airplane mode and everything works fine – it's either a hardware problem more software bug for the pro they have not figured out yet

Does this here because I do not think this is an iOS or OS X issue – I think it is a Safari issue and resetting all of the data on my iOS device for my Safari browser has no effect on this issue, plus that's the only time I'm ever going to raise that issue because it erases my cookies which I actually need for variois sites as keychain is not enough has some sites won't let keychain save my username and password. I also have true key for my PC and for my iOS devices so that's another way to keep my passwords remembered safe and secure, but I really think safari is had problems on any operating system platform for quite some time

Think one way to solve the issue would be to have an option in Safari to when you load a webpage that it doesn't load data from any other webpages. Course that will cause issues with embedded pictures or other and embedded data from other websites but that should be up to the user..that's something I can control and icabmobile - which also helps to block advertisements because of the browser doesn't load or look up any DNS IPs from the main site, then it will greatly speed up loading times, and this can also be the problem with safari in that if you go to Lotus site that has multiple advertisements and if anyone of them timeout, Safari will not load the page – where it may take 2 to 3 minutes to load the page because the timeout values reset incorrect

Or we could even have an option that limits DNS lookup requests per website domain that we are trying to load to anything from 1 to 50, and if you set it something like three that should be sufficient to load most any website

Like magic!! You're awesome!!

Terminal command worked for me! Thanks!

THANK YOU!!!!! Safari is FINALLY working on my MacBook Air!!!!