MSNBC Pages no longer loading

In the past two or three days, I can't get any pages from MSNBC to load. They either partially load with just text or don't load at all. In Firefox and Chrome, all of MSNBC works fine. I'm seeing this in Safari on both Mac and in Windows.
I suspect this is another evil plot by Microsoft to increase it's browser market share, or at least to **** off Safari and Mac users.

HI,
Go to Safari/Preferences and select the Autfill tab. Click the Edit button next to User names and passwords. Delete msnbc.com and click Done.
Relaunch Safari.
FYI... I responded to your other post here...
Safari Stops Responding
Carolyn
Message was edited by: Carolyn Samit

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