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Safari 9.0.1: Website loads on one machine, but not another (typeError)

Machines: Post 2012 iMacs

OS Version on both machines: El Capitan 10.11.1

Safari Version on both machines: 9.0.1 (11601.2.7.2)



Hi all


I'm having problems getting a website (https://beinsportsconnect.net/) to load. The background colour appears, but no elements load. As shown here in a side-comparison with Firefox...


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Trying to access the site on Safari on my work machine, with the same versions of OS and Safari, works perfectly. The problem only occurs on my home machine.


I only tend to use the site on various weekends, so unfortunately I cant pinpoint the time when this started.


I have done the basics such as emptying the cache, deleting web data and there are no extensions in use. I've followed every instruction here: http://www.macissues.com/2015/06/22/how-to-fully-reset-safari-on-your-mac/ but it still fails to load.


When viewing the error console, this error appears: TypeError: Attempted to assign to readonly property. ring.js:349, which looks like the below:

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When viewing 'ring.js' in the network window, it shows this:


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I've completely run out of ideas now, and googling the problems doesn't find anything specific to this.


If anyone has any ideas, I'd really appreciate hearing them. The site loads fine on Firefox, but the streaming quality just isn't as good when connected to the TV.


Thanks for reading this far

Posted on Oct 26, 2015 1:34 PM

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Oct 27, 2015 8:14 AM in response to Eric Root

Hi Eric. The first two links explain steps that I mentioned I have already completed to no avail. Because Chrome is my default browser I have no Safari extensions, and the only plug-in used is Silverlight which I have reinstalled. All caches and web data have been cleared. I've basically reset Safari.


I might try the third link once I'm home, but to be honest it doesnt go into much detail and doesnt look trustworthy.


The fault I believe is in the ring.js thing, because on the working machine it bypasses the error, but on my home machine it fails at the error and prevents the rest of the page from loading.

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Safari 9.0.1: Website loads on one machine, but not another (typeError)

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