How do I stop Safari from refreshing?

How can I stop it from refreshing when:
1) When I press the "back" button, I want it to load what it has previously saved, not to reload the whole page again... this takes much longer and takes up bandwidth
2) When I open the page again after a while: say I have 4-5 pages of different web pages, and when I open one of the pages that I haven't opened for a few minutes it'll load again when I try to go to that page... again, this takes much longer and takes up bandwidth
So how can I tell Safari just to show me what it has previously loaded and tell it to stop refreshing everything? It's quite annoying.
Thanks in advance!

I've submitted feedback on this, and posted in another thread. This reloading issue is a real problem for using mobile boarding passes on airlines which support them, such as Continental and American. You may be able to present your boarding pass and scannable bar code at the bag check or security, but by the time you get to the gate, Safari will decide to reload the airlines' web page with your pass. Of course, this confuses the airlines' servers, and it takes several attempts (and minutes) to recall the correct page.
This unrequested reload is a real issue - it breaks the utility of Safari and the iPhone for this application, and many other web sites which have issues with a reload.

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objc[334]: Object 0x7ff35342bef0 of class NSUserDefaults autoreleased with no pool in place - just leaking - break on objc_autoreleaseNoPool() to debug
This is the warning, which appears everytime I start up Safari. The PID and HEX address vary everytime, but always relate to Webprocess.
Running the cmd: "leaks PID -nostacks -nocontext" yields the following output (seebelow). I guess I should run the dylib update. I can try and see if still occurs...?
Process: WebProcess [334]
Path: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/WebKit2.framework/WebProcess.app/Contents/Mac OS/WebProcess
Load Address: 0x10eea1000
Identifier: com.apple.WebProcess
Version: 8536 (8536.30.1)
Build Info: WebKit2-7536030001000000~9
Code Type: X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: Safari [333]
Date/Time: 2013-06-24 23:36:31.350 -0400
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.8.4 (12E55)
Report Version: 7
leaks Report Version: 2.0
2013-06-24 23:36:31.563 leaks[367:707] *** Symbolication: libsystem_c.dylib is the same in the target process as in the analysis process, but it was loaded at a different address. That means the dyld shared cache is not up to date, which could affect system performance. To update the dyld shared cache, run 'sudo update_dyld_shared_cache' and reboot.
2013-06-24 23:36:31.638 leaks[367:707] *** Symbolication: ImageIO is the same in the target process as in the analysis process, but it was loaded at a different address. That means the dyld shared cache is not up to date, which could affect system performance. To update the dyld shared cache, run 'sudo update_dyld_shared_cache' and reboot.
Process 334: 247312 nodes malloced for 130241 KB
Process 334: 20 leaks for 480 total leaked bytes.
Leak: 0x123d4e000 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x123d4e018 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x123d4e030 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x123d4e048 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x123d4e060 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x123d4e078 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x12445c600 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x12445c618 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x12445c630 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x12445c648 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x12445c660 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x12445c690 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
Leak: 0x124ac2900 size=24 zone: JavaScriptCore FastMalloc_0x110986138 WebKit::WebString C++ WebKit2
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How do I stop safari from reopening previous sessions even after restart?

Finally made the leap to Lion.
WHY does safari insist on starting up and restoring the previous session, all tabs and everything even after a restart. I've looked in preferences and for the life of me cannot find how/where to turn this off. I just want Safari to start with a blank page, not reloading the previous page/tabs I had open the last time I used it!

Thanks QuickTimeKirk for the solution to this - have hated this feature as the default. It is useful if you want to return to something specific, but I reckon the majority of users would rather have the defaults the other way around - homepage as default for new Safari sessions and using the shift key when opening to return to last viewed pages/tabs.

How do I stop firefox from refreshing pages constantly? I have to click "back" dozens of times if I'm on a page for more than 15 seconds.

every page on every open tab refreshes every 30 seconds and each time it is saved in my cache. If I want to go back to a previous page, I have to click back once for every 30 seconds I was on the current page. Very annoying!! It just started doing this recently and I don't know why. I did reset the about:config to "0", but that didn't help.

'''Reload Every''' doesn't appear in the More System Details attached to your initial posting here, you have something else going on there.
'''Try the Firefox SafeMode''' to see how it works there. 
''A troubleshooting mode, which disables most Add-ons.'' 
[https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-firefox-issues-using-safe-mode#w_safe-mode-window_2 Troubleshoot Firefox issues using Firefox SafeMode]
When in Safe Mode... 
* The status of plug-ins is not affected.
* Custom preferences are not affected.
* All extensions are disabled.
* The default theme is used, without a persona.
* userChrome.css and userContent.css are ignored.
* The default toolbar layout is used.
* The JIT Javascript compiler is disabled.
* Hardware acceleration is disabled.
* You can open the Firefox 15.0+ SafeMode by holding the '''Shft''' key when you use the Firefox desktop or Start menu shortcut.
* Or use the Help menu item, click on '''Restart with Add-ons Disabled...''' while Firefox is running.
''To exit the Firefox Safe Mode, just close Firefox and wait a few seconds before using the Firefox shortcut (without the Shft key) to open it again.''
'''''If it is good in the Firefox SafeMode''''', your problem is probably caused by an extension, and you need to figure out which one. 
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes 
Or it might be caused by Hardware Acceleration.
''When you figure out what is causing that, please let us know. It might help other user's who have that problem.''

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