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Sgtarky

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is there a way to revert back to safari 6.0.3? 6.0.4 seems to be very buggy, freezes, artifacts ect. of course maybe it is 10.8.3 causing this issues.
 

comics addict

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The only way I can think of is to install a app like AppCleaner that can uninstall and delete a default app from Apple http://www.freemacsoft.net/appcleaner/ and then later go to their site and download the version of Safari that worked for you.

Just to add my experience it was the exact opposite. 6.0.3 was awful on my machine but 6.0.4 seem to have solved the issues I were having.
 

benwiggy

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is there a way to revert back to safari 6.0.3? 6.0.4 seems to be very buggy, freezes, artifacts ect. of course maybe it is 10.8.3 causing this issues.
Unless large numbers of Mac users are experiencing EXACTLY the same issue, the chances are that this is not an inherent problem with Safari 6.0.4, nor a problem with 10.8.3, but simply "a problem you are having on your computer right now".
That means there is probably a way to fix it without down-grading, which for all you know may not solve the problem.

First thing to do is test a brand new user account and see if the problem persists there. If not, then the issue is nothing to do with the version of Safari or your OS, but some problem in your old user account, such as a corrupt preference or cache, or some incompatible software running (e.g. Login Items).

Remove any Safari Extensions and see if that improves things. Try Safe Boot Mode (though some wireless connections might not work in SBM).

Does the problem persist if you use a network cable?

These are the sorts of things that you need to do to test and isolate the nature of the problem.
 

MrMacMack

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is there a way to revert back to safari 6.0.3? 6.0.4 seems to be very buggy, freezes, artifacts ect. of course maybe it is 10.8.3 causing this issues.

Could you explain more about the issues you're having with Safari. I'm wondering if simply resetting safari and maybe pulling the plist may help?
 

Isamilis

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The safest & cleanest way is restoring from your TM. Have you tried Webkit btw? Webkit run perfectly stable in my MBA.
 

NathanaelW

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Safari 6.0.4

Safari on My MBP is constantly crashing! I Reset Safari and it crashed 5 minutes after, which is a hassle, because all my Cookies and top Sites are gone.

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