10.11.4 Safari freeze

I don't know if it is you're asking. It is from my MBA (2015):

Intel HD Graphics 6000:

Modelo de chipset: Intel HD Graphics 6000

Tipo: GPU

Bus: Integrado

VRAM (dinámica, máx.): 1536 MB

Fabricante: Intel (0x8086)

ID del dispositivo: 0x1626

ID de la revisión: 0x0009

Pantallas:

LCD color:

Tipo de pantalla: LCD

Resolución: 1440 x 900

Profundidad de píxel: Color de 32 bits (ARGB8888)

Pantalla principal: Sí

Duplicado: Desactivado

En línea: Sí

Integrado: Sí

Thank you for the information, but I think it's a very hard process for me. I don't know why apple simple fix this issue.

I'm having the same problem.

A restart fixed the problem but it's a pain having to save everything I'm working on.

MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015)

OS X 10.11.4

Safari 9.1

Same problem for me with all the above. Usually once every two or three days. I always leave the Mac on and usually do a restart about once a week. I've started logging out and in again at the end of the day to see how that goes.

21.5 inch iMac, Late 2015.

Processor 2.8 GHz Intel Core i5

Memory 16GB

Graphics Intel Iris Pro Graphics 6200 1536MB

Fusion Drive

and of course El Capitan 10.11.4

Didn't work. Crashed again. It seems like there's nothing you can do!

New 10.11.5 public beta 2 released today. I wonder if it fixes our crashing bug once and for all (please please please)

I really hope this update resolve this bug because it's making me crazy. Anyone knows the date for this update?

Same here - freezing, once it froze at login screen (before doing anything) ⚠ even.

Just few minutes ago using Safari - Youtube.

Also, 10.11.4 might have issues with memory leaks / management - getting 'disk full' warnings all too often in relation to opened apps, large swap on disk.

On 10.11.3 - no issues.

MBA, current one (Early 2015), Intel HD 6100, 8GB RAM, i5.

I am facing the same issue, Random freeze, using

Macbook air 2015. Model A1466.

OS : 10.11.4.

Safari 9.1

Neystak, et al . . .

Adobe updated Flash today, which is specifically upgraded to address freezing issues in Safari.

It has helped many already.

It's version 21.0.0.226

Flash has nothing to do with this issue. We already said it 100 billion times. Apple is the only one responsible, it's probably hard to admit for some people who loves the company more than anything in their life, but it is.

How can it come from flash when the problem occurs with a clean install and 10.11.4 combo with nothing else added to the system, no softwares, no flash, no bettetouchtools, no F.Lux, no data, no settings changes (not even the wallpaper). Nothing. A totally stock install.

Testing the beta 2 right now, but i seriously doubt it will help. Apple seems to do not care about it.

FWIW, Adobe Flash was indeed causing Safari to freeze. The update fixes that. That doesn't mean it was the only cause of Safari freezing.

It happens with Firefox too, and without flash ... and for some people without web browsing.

Flash maybe fixed something, but the main problem still happens, cuz most the people in here have the same problem, so as me, and it happens without flash installed, and only on 10.11.4 and only since 10.11.4.

How can Safari freeze for those with "no web browsing"? As I just said, Safari freezing, and OSX 10.11.4 freezing for that matter could have many different causes. I don't have freezing issues on three different Macs. Two running OSX 10.11.4 and one running OSX 10.11.5.

Sorry you are having a problem.

Th thread evolved cuz we talked about it. At the beginning thinking it was linked to safari cuz many people are using it on a mac, and web browsing is the main activity for most users. So indeed, it has more chances to happen on safari, obviously.

We made some tests, clean install, combo updates, beta testing, flash or not, and noticed the freezing can occurs doing many thing and not only web browsing.

Macs, like iPhones, do not have all the exact same parts. A same component can be built by 2 or 3 different companies and have different versions, like the SSD, or displays, chips. That can be the reason why there is some freezing on some computers while others don't when a driver comes out.

At work, I've got a macbook pro 13 2010 running fine on El Capitan 10.11.4. But for some reasons, my MBP 13 Retina 2015 is freezing randomly on 10.11.4. No problems when ghosting to 10.11.3 with SuperDuper.

The most annoying part in here from some guys is thinking (like Apple usually does) the problem is not related to Apple but users.