Safari 5.1.10 Has Stopped Working

So I'm obviously way behind on Mac Hardware & OS. I'll buy another Mac eventually, but I'm making do with what I have for now, and this means I can't upgrade beyond 10.6. Which means I run Safari 5.1.10. I have Chrome installed, and I use it when I have to, but I'd like to understand why Safari has basically stopped working.
Basically, the problem is that periodically, Safari slows down to a crawl, or seems to "get stuck." The app does not crash or freeze, it just can't seem to load anything. Pages I access frequently like Gmail seem to load fine for a while. I navigate through these sites from page to page, then suddenly Safari hits a wall and it may take several minutes for it to recover. To take the Gmail example, I may send an e-mail, then choose a label or go back to the Inbox, and it's like time just stops. I get progress indicators both from Safari (the blue progress bar built into the address bar) and Gmail (messages Google builds in to let the user know the page is loading slowly), but nothing happens. In some cases, it lasts several minutes, and then suddenly it starts working again.
Imagine a page beginning to load, then the progress indicator gets stuck somewhere around 50% or something, and nothing changes for several minutes until, all of a sudden, the progress indicator shoots up to 100%. That's what it does.
For a long time I blamed this problem on the sites that seemed to have this problem most, but eventually it seemed pretty clear it was Safari. I've lived with it for a long time because it was intermittent, and because I know I'm way behind. But lately it's gotten much worse, and today, it just stopped working altogether for several sites.
Just to get the obvious out of the way:
No, I can't upgrade to a newer OS which would allow me to download a newer version of Safari.
Yes, I have Reset Safari, cleaning out the cache, history, etc. The only thing I don't clean out are my passwords.
No, it isn't all pages that cannot load. Believe it or not, some pages still work just fine. Others that used to have problems, no longer work at all now. This just happened today. In the past, I've always been able to Reset Safari or just give it time, and Safari would eventually work for these sites again. It has never happened that Safari simply would not recover.
Yes, I have run a virus scan.
I have a 1 TB Hard Drive with almost 600 GB available, and 4 GB of RAM (of which, my iMac can only utilize 3 GB).
I always download updates from Apple, and there are none currently waiting to be downloaded.
I have often performed Speedtests when this issue occurs, and my download speed is never less than 30 Mbps, my upload speed never less than 5 Mbps.
Pages that don't load no matter how long I wait include Gmail (and any other Google page) and Apple.com.
Pages that load immediately, with no hesitation, include CNN and Twitter.
If anyone has any ideas on what may be happening - and in particular why it went from being a periodic nuissance to an insurmountable obstacle just today - please let me know.

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