Safari 'cancels pages' unless Javascript is turned off?

I just downloaded Safari 4. Most web pages that I go to, it will load that page, but when I click on links in them it starts to load them, then at the last minute I just get a white page, and at the bottom it says 'page cancelled'. I have found that this stops happening if I turn Javascript off. But some pages need Javascript to run properly. Is there a way around this?
BTW - I am still running Tiger.....

Providing your running 10.4.11 then try this.
Follow these instructions to repair your disk.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1417
Then Repair Permissions.

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