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VisceralRealist

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Sep 4, 2023
653
1,785
Long Beach, California
I've been disappointed with the performance of Safari lately. I have no idea whether it's related to the recent update or not, but I encountered two different websites not functioning properly on Safari yesterday.

One was Discogs, a website for buying and selling CDs and vinyl records. I've used it many times before on Safari, albeit my order history shows I hadn't placed an order since early this year. While I was attempting to order some CDs from Discogs yesterday, I kept clicking on "Checkout Now" after adding items to my cart only to find the "Checkout" page consisted of nothing but my shipping and billing address. I was so confused for a while, not knowing how to progress further with an order--I could've sworn there used to be "Pay with PayPal" or "Pay with Credit Card" buttons on this page.

Sure enough, I loaded the page in Chrome, and there were the buttons, beneath my address. For whatever reason, the buttons that allow you to actually complete a purchase do not load on Safari. No ad-blocker or VPN active at the time either. I tried re-launching Safari, but no, Discogs' checkout page is just broken.

Likewise, I encountered a similar issue with Apos Audio. A few days ago, I placed an order on that site with Safari, without issue. Yesterday I went to check the order status, and when I attempted to do so, the website crashed with a "something went wrong" message. I re-launched Safari and re-loaded the order status page, but nope, crashed again. I loaded the page on Chrome, no issues whatsoever.

I don't prefer Chrome. I would rather use Safari. But two websites in one day that just straight-up don't work on Safari, but work just fine on Chrome is a lot. Especially since these are sites I've used before without issue and now they have issues for some reason.

Is there a way to report broken websites on Safari? Anyone have an idea what might be causing certain elements of the page to not display?
 

desertfool

macrumors newbie
Jun 7, 2013
21
3
Wisconsin
Security settings are breaking my bank's bill pay. It's a redirect to another site, and it looks like I have all the correct security settings the bank suggested, but still no worky. Frustrating.
 

linuxidiot81

macrumors newbie
Sep 24, 2024
14
6
I have a customer using our bank Bill Pay and the same issue is going on for her using iOS18. I saw another post for OS X 15 and advised her to wait on upgrading until I can find out more.
 
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