I have some web pages that loaded completely when using 3G but partially loaded using Wifi.

I have some web pages that loaded completely when using 3G but partially loaded (only text without any images ) using Wifi. Is it a site specific issue?

Can you rule out the NoScript extension as a cause of the issues on those sites? Even if you allow the main site to run scripts, often a website will spread its content over additional servers, so you may need to visit the "S" button menu a second or third time to get full functionality. (Over time, you'll recognize some the servers as being for ads, tracking, or sharing buttons and you can just let those parts of the page not work.)

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I am unable to load some web pages, I get an error message saying unable to load page due to invalid or unsupported form of compression, this happens on the BBC news page for example. Any ideas how to overcome???

OS is Windows7. I'm using the latest version of Mozilla Firefox
I am unable to load some web pages, I get an error message saying unable to load page due to invalid or unsupported form of compression, this happens on the BBC news page for example. Any ideas how to overcome???

Reload web page(s) and bypass the cache.
* Press and hold Shift and left-click the Reload button.
* Press "Ctrl + F5" or press "Ctrl + Shift + R" (Windows,Linux)
* Press "Cmd + Shift + R" (MAC)
Clear the cache and the cookies from sites that cause problems.
"Clear the Cache":
* Tools > Options > Advanced > Network > Offline Storage (Cache): "Clear Now"
"Remove Cookies" from sites causing problems:
* Tools > Options > Privacy > Cookies: "Show Cookies"

I have a web page that uses a library item( !-- #BeginLibraryItem "/lib/topnav_main.lbi" -- ) . I

I have a web page that uses a library item(  ) . I have made a change to topnav_main.lbi but don't know how to get it updated to the web page . It is a heading and is used in many places. Can you help me?

For websphere specific questions you might try:
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and the
ibm.software.websphere.application-server.*
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Some web pages on Firefox are taking a long time to load up

Hi,
the last month or so some pages take ages to load up in Firefox to the point where its annoying and unusable.
I try the sma epages on safari and they load fine

''mav1210 [[#question-1046223|said]]''
<blockquote>
Hi,
the last month or so some pages take ages to load up in Firefox to the point where its annoying and unusable.
I try the sma epages on safari and they load fine
</blockquote>
''Danxetc [[#answer-689275|said]]''
<blockquote>
Maybe, just maybe, your firefox is on some proxy. Disable it if so?
</blockquote>
still sluggish on pages

I have some redundant site that needs to be saved for possible renewed online use. Any ideas how to

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I know that FTP, nowadays SFTP can be used for that, trouble is that I forgot the login convention. Can you please let me know that?
Also perhaps there are different ways besides SFTP?
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Simon

Hi Simon,
Here's the kb article on SFTP: http://helpx.adobe.com/business-catalyst/partner/connecting-site-using-ftp-client.html
You should be able to connect to you site and create a local back-up of your files.
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Alex

Some web pages are unable to load

hello there,i notice that my mac mini are unable to load some web page that build-in with msxml.i found that all my web brower are unable to load them(firefox/safari/IE for mac),but i can load them in my window XP PC,i think the problem is my XP have installed msxml but my mac,is it possible to view those web pages with safari/mac?
example to those web:http://spbo.com/live.htm
mini Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Welcome to the discussions!
It is slower in a measureable sense, or just a "seat of the pants" feeling?
Go to PC Pitstop and run their test. If you are getting the bandwidth that you are paying for, then it is an issue with your broswer.
I do not like Safari. It is slower than Camino, especially in conjunction with CamiTools. Safari is a memory hog and grabs CPU cycles like nobody's business. I have never had any issues with either Camino or Firefox. Either are much better than Safari, IMO.
If you miss the look of Safari, there are skins and even a great RSS reader that can be added to Firefox called Sage. It offers better RSS integration than Safari IMO.
In my experience, Macs just render pages slower than PCs due to poor coding or IE specific coding that lazy web authors. Safari is one of the most standards compliant browsers out there, but if the pages are coded poorly or browser specific, then there is nothing that Safari can do about it.
You can take a look at some settings, but let us know what speeds you are paying for from your ISP and compare those to the actual speeds. Then we can talk about possible solutions.

When I open a new tab in Firefox, the web page that appears isn´t my start page... How could I fix that?

My start page is Google website.
The web page that Firefox open when I clck in new tab option is
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Can't open some web pages... DOES ANYONE HAVE A FIX THAT WORKS?

I'm unable to open certain web pages. The pages will start to open and than the application will just stall. This seems to have coincided with downloading a security update a while back. I've tried downloading firefox and it too will not open these specific pages. I've searched the forum and as of now I can't find a solution. From what I've hear, Apple isn't even acknowledging that there is an issue. I've repaired permissions, deleted Safari plist files, all with no improvement. I know for a fact that it is not my internet connection, as my powerbook can navigate to these sites without any issues, however my powermac seems to have "forgotten" how to open some web pages.
Any fixes would be enourmously appreciated!

Thanks for the reply.
I don't think that reporting the pages to apple would do much good as it's not the pages themselves that are the issue, it's something on my system that prevents them from opening up properly. My laptop will open the pages without any issue, however my desktop isn't able to for god knows what reason. I know others on this board have had similar problems.

Cant load some web pages

For some reason I recently became unable to access certain web pages that I used to be ale to get into. One is my credit union's home page and the other is fox news' home page. In both Safari and Internet Explorer the page hangs up when loading at the same spot everytime. With Fox News it is at sending request for /js/main2005.js and at the credit union site it is at sending request for /js/lib.js
I assume that the problem has something to do with java script but being a complete and utter non computer geek, I am at a loss as to how to fix this. Any help?

Hi kevin, and Welcome to Discussions!
Open your Safari Preferences
Click on Security
Web Content: Are Enable Java & Enable JavaScript checked?
If not, enable them. Quit Safari, and then reload Safari.
Does the page load now?
The Internet Explorer browser is no longer being supported for OS X. So your version has not been updated to work with many of the newer technologies, being implemented on the Web.
Using my AOL browser, when I go FOXNews,
the page never completely loads. But that may be due to the fact that I have disabled Enable Java.
Using Safari, with the Java & JavaScript enabled, the page loads right up.
Additionally, have you run all of the Java updates for your OS?
Good Luck!
ali b

Safari will not finish loading some web pages

I just bought a new macbook pro. As soon as I got it I started installing programs I use (photoshop, lightroom, Chrome, Firefox, etc). It seemed that from the beginning Safari didn't work properly, but in reading more about my problem maybe it's because I have downloaded programs that changed Safari.
Some web pages work fine, but some don't. For instance, even the Apple.com site won't load all the way in Safari. Links or images will be missing. I tried to fill out a form and when I got to the bottom of the page the "submit" button was missing and I couldn't submit the form. I try the same page in Chrome and it works just fine. Firefox is even worse at loading the website though.
I've been trying to read other people's questions to figure it out but no one seems to have the exact same problem. I tried changing the DNS and reinstalling Safari and it made no difference. Then I read some advice from Linc Davis to create a guest user. I tried loading Apple.com in Safari under the guest user and it worked perfect. Then I tried booting in safe mode as Linc Davis suggested others do and I still had the same problem with Safari, no improvement. At least I think I was in safe mode. I turned off my computer and when I turned it back on and heard the chime I held down the shift key. The grey apple screen came up with the gear turning, but when it came to the log in screen it didn't say "safe mode." Is there any indication to tell you you are indeed in safe mode?
Any way I restarted normally and can't figure out how to fix Safari. Any suggestions? Linc Davis?

To anyone who has this same question, I had to find the answer on my own and thought I would post it for you. I was kind of annoyed that Apple wouldn't even try to help me. After searching forever on Apple's support pages I finally did a google search and went to some outside sources to find the answer. I narrowed down that the problem Safari was having was not being able to load images on any website.
Here was the solution:
I opened Finder
Opened the Go menu and held down the option key to open the hidden Library folder
Opened Preferences
Then I deleted all the com.apple.Safari files (there were 4)
Ta Dah! Safari instantly works again. Hope this can help someone else out in my predicament.

Some web pages take long to load

I just recently got my mac and i like it better than my PC. There is only one problem I run into. I have noticed that some web pages take long to load and once they are loaded i try scrolling down or up and the web page lags big time. Also the grapics are not all that great. My PC runs the pages just fine. This is not a problem for all web pages but only a few. Mainly I see the problem on some myspace profiles. I was just wanted to see if anyone knows why I am having this problem.
imac intel core duo Mac OS X (10.4.6)

Welcome to the discussions!
It is slower in a measureable sense, or just a "seat of the pants" feeling?
Go to PC Pitstop and run their test. If you are getting the bandwidth that you are paying for, then it is an issue with your broswer.
I do not like Safari. It is slower than Camino, especially in conjunction with CamiTools. Safari is a memory hog and grabs CPU cycles like nobody's business. I have never had any issues with either Camino or Firefox. Either are much better than Safari, IMO.
If you miss the look of Safari, there are skins and even a great RSS reader that can be added to Firefox called Sage. It offers better RSS integration than Safari IMO.
In my experience, Macs just render pages slower than PCs due to poor coding or IE specific coding that lazy web authors. Safari is one of the most standards compliant browsers out there, but if the pages are coded poorly or browser specific, then there is nothing that Safari can do about it.
You can take a look at some settings, but let us know what speeds you are paying for from your ISP and compare those to the actual speeds. Then we can talk about possible solutions.

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In some web pages, pdf files are downloaded in very small kb and not opening despite I have Adobe reader, Pro and plug in

I have Firefox 3.6.6, downgraded from higher versions since I have this problem below.
At some web pages (mostly professional academic sites like Oxford Journals), when I am clicking to get pdf of an article, Firefox start downloading ridiculously small size and cannot open it as it gives the message "Acrobat could not open 'filename.pdf' because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged ..."
I know the file is not damaged, because I can open them in explorer. And some websites are also working properly in Firefox. I do not care if it opens in firefox or pops up separately.
I have reloaded Acrobat and Firefox but problem continues.

hello vijayabhaskarv, that sounds as if you're using the pdf viewer built into firefox per default, which might not work in all situations. please see the following article in order to select a different plugin to render pdf files: [[How to disable the built-in PDF viewer and use another viewer]]

Web pages do not completely load

web pages do not completely load. When I fill out forms for an order the continue button does not show. Other buttons do not show.

Make sure that you allow pages to choose their colors and that you haven't enabled High Contrast in the Windows Accessibility settings.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Website_colors_are_wrong
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Websites_look_wrong

Safari not loading some web pages

Got a problem with Safari where it won't load certain web pages. This happens when I try to click on the buy button on certain web sites (such as Amazon), but not on all web sites. Safari tries to load the page but stops before any content is downloaded. I've tried re-installing the software, re-setting Safari, emptying the cache, cookies are enabled, and proxies are unchecked. If I run Internet Explorer I can access the pages that Safari won't download. Anyone got any suggestions????
eMac Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Do you have Little Snitch installed? If so, check the Little Snitch preference panel (under System Preferences) to make sure that there are not any Little Snitch rules denying Safari access to any ports. If only HTTPS sites are being effected, specifically check the rule for Port 443, as Safari needs Little Snitch to allow connections to that.
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