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Michaelgtrusa

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Second time since the upgrade. i've seen this in Lion also. Look at how small it is.
 

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I've had that happen when my free disk space drops below or close to 1GB. It clears out the Webpage Previews folder in ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari/ to save space and doesn't let it save the images until you get more space. If that is the situation on your computer, please try to clean up or move things to a different hard drive.

NH.
 
I've had that happen when my free disk space drops below or close to 1GB. It clears out the Webpage Previews folder in ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari/ to save space and doesn't let it save the images until you get more space. If that is the situation on your computer, please try to clean up or move things to a different hard drive.

NH.



Thanks but I have plenty of free space on my hd. some other issue?
 
Clear out your history in safari. Or reset it.

There is an edit button on the bottom left. Click on it and start deleting them one at a time and see what happens.
 
Clear out your history in safari. Or reset it.

There is an edit button on the bottom left. Click on it and start deleting them one at a time and see what happens.

I did all that it's back now but this has happened twice since the upgrade.
 
Look at this. As I suspected.
 

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Go to Top Sites, click on the "Edit" button and then you'll see at the bottom right corner options for "small", "medium" and "large" - you've probably selected "small" and this is why it shows so many small thumbnails.

What I showed is the actual browser size not the topsite. It's compared to the tweet window size, there is some sort of conflict going on here.
 
It's simple: Safari opens the new windows at the same size that the last window was opened. So for example, if you closed a popup window, or something else lastly, the new safari window will open in that size.

Try it:
Open safari, resize the safari window to really-really small. Then close the window. Quit from safari in the dock menu. Open safari. The new window will open in that really-really small size.
 
It's simple: Safari opens the new windows at the same size that the last window was opened. So for example, if you closed a popup window, or something else lastly, the new safari window will open in that size.

Try it:
Open safari, resize the safari window to really-really small. Then close the window. Quit from safari in the dock menu. Open safari. The new window will open in that really-really small size.



Silly me LOL! This is the culprit then, no more tweet window for just the bookmarklet. Got ya. Thank you.
 
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