Macbook Pro (end of 2010 edition) Safari issues?

Question

My Safari needs constant refreshing to get it to load a page. It used to be fine, but now i find that even Firefox is quicker to load. Safari needs to be constantly re-clicked to actually load a page. Its ridiculous!

Answer 1

Hi U,
CPU Check Usage UsingA ctivity Monitor
Sometimes a process can run amok and use more of the CPU than it should, potentially causing a slowdown and/or heat issues and/or other issues. To check on this, first use your Mac as you normally would, the longer the better (checking this right after starting up may not show you anything). After you’ve used your Mac for awhile (again, the longer the better), go to Applications > Utilities > open Activity Monitor > in the top menu at right, select All Processes in the drop down menu > click on the column heading titled % CPU (this will update continuously, showing the percentage each process is using) > toward the bottom left of the window, click on CPU (this will show % Idle, which will also tell you how much of the CPU is being used).