I've installed 8GB RAM and reinstalled Leopard on my G5 and everything works great, but Safari/Webkit still stalls at times, won't load images, or perform a search.
I'll have to go back to basics: I've been confused about the relation of Safari and the Webkit.app for a long time. Long ago Tobias Netzel explained to me personally that I'm not supposed to use the Webkit.app itself as the browser but, once installed, Safari will utilize it.
However in the latest version it says "don't forget to set the latest WebKit version as the default web browser in the Safari settings." Now, at the settings I see Safari.app (5.0.6) and Webkit.app (r187880). If I set Webkit as default it means the Webkit.app will start as the browser for instance when I click on Weblocs (which I use instead of bookmarks).
So which is it, did something change, or what..? And if I'm still not supposed to set the Webkit.app as the browser, what's the difference? Have I made a big mistake using it as a browser?
Also, I use Clicktoplugin and hosts files. I don't use Glimmerblocker anymore as I was told it's redundant together with hosts files, or something like that...
I'll have to go back to basics: I've been confused about the relation of Safari and the Webkit.app for a long time. Long ago Tobias Netzel explained to me personally that I'm not supposed to use the Webkit.app itself as the browser but, once installed, Safari will utilize it.
However in the latest version it says "don't forget to set the latest WebKit version as the default web browser in the Safari settings." Now, at the settings I see Safari.app (5.0.6) and Webkit.app (r187880). If I set Webkit as default it means the Webkit.app will start as the browser for instance when I click on Weblocs (which I use instead of bookmarks).
So which is it, did something change, or what..? And if I'm still not supposed to set the Webkit.app as the browser, what's the difference? Have I made a big mistake using it as a browser?
Also, I use Clicktoplugin and hosts files. I don't use Glimmerblocker anymore as I was told it's redundant together with hosts files, or something like that...