Yosemite 10.10.1 update did not fix my wifi issue, did it fix yours??

It is sad when we have given thousand of euros to buy such expensive products, which are not flawless and high quality.

I have loaded 10.10.2 and it still did NOT fix the wifi problem with Safari. Firefox seems to work OK so the problem seems to be with Safari.

I use Firefox, too. My problem was "slowly" fixed as if on its own, has been working perfectly for the last few weeks on both computers. The only think I had really done was rebuild my emails on both computers. It's a mystery why it was so broken, and how it got fixed. Good luck!

10.10.2 did not fix my wifi issues either.

No improvement here either.

See the thread at Yosemite 10.10.2 update stability issues on Mac Mini.

That just convinced me that I should ignore this upgrade altogether. As I wrote in a reply there, finally my systems on my iMac desktop from about 2007 and my MacBook Air from about 2011 were fixed, seemingly all by itself, but only after about a month of nightmare, or even longer. I'm not willing to start that nightmare all over again! I wish there were a way to convey this utter frustration to Apple about these upgrades! I cannot trust them anymore, and I started with Macs in 1984 and loved them until now. Seriously!!!

You just did Nancy; they are reading the Discussions but whether your pain outweighs $12billion quarter profits .....

NancyCh wrote:

I wish there were a way to convey this utter frustration to Apple about these upgrades! I cannot trust them anymore, and I started with Macs in 1984 and loved them until now. Seriously!!!

Apple don't read these forums, tell them using the Feedback Line provided.

I have loaded 10.10.2 and it still did NOT fix the wifi problem with Safari. Firefox seems to work OK so the problem seems to be with Safari.

2/4/15---- Still doesn't work.

I started with an Apple II+ in 1980 and have owned all the Apple II versions and when they went out of date switched to Mac. Over the years I have owned many different versions of the Mac and have never had the frustration I have now. I wish I had stuck with 10.9. It is too late to go back because of the magnitude of apps and data I would have to replicate. It was bad enough transferring bookmarks and passwords to Firefox so I at least have a browser that will work now.

At least with 10.10.2 all my apps except Safari seem to be working.

I currently use two Macbook pros (17 in. early 2011) and one Mac mini.

AAgree Feedback should be used but they are reading

And you know this how?

They contacted me before I started using feedback. Others said same too. But whether its exceptionally because of the exceptional mess they are in with so many people not able to get 10.10 to work...

PFJ30 wrote:

They contacted me before I started using feedback.

And?

THey asked if I would participate in seed / beta testing and I said Yes. I received a seed/ beta testing invite. They responded to various feedbacks, wifi diagnostics etc

why are you asking? I DO understand that these discussions are essentially peer to peer but do you really think any business could affird to ignore the anguish of its customers expressed here? And I think I can understand why the Big Points have been largely absent from this thread other than to criticise other participants. How much of the main 10.10 glitches discussions have you read?

All of it.

You seemed to be implying that Apple contacted you about the subject of this thread, and why discourage posters from giving Apple feedback in the correct manner, posting here is not a substitute.