Safari Maverick-3 problems

Four, if you want to count the miserable mess that bookmarks have become, but I digress.
When you attempt to change a window size by grabbing a corner or edge of the window, the window strobes maniacially. I have no clue why it's doing that, but it does it no matter what webpage I happen to be on.
Secondly, I'll be reading a forum; say, I'm up to page 42 of a thread of 56 pages. I'll click on the next page number and the screen blanks and then reloads the page I was just on. Reload the page and try again and the same thing happens. Try hitting next or going to any other page and the same thing. The only way to get to the next page is to bookmark the page you're on, close the window, open a new one and pull the page back up and then you can go to the next page in any way that seems reasonable to you. Why?
Thirdly, occasionally pages refuse to scroll. Again, on a forum in a thread, attempt to scroll with either the mousepad or by using the side scroll-bar on the window and no joy. Only recourse is the same as above--bookmark, new page, pull it back up and then it's fine. Again, why?
I must say that I'm not experiencing any of the CPU overuse others are with Maverick; that seems to be fine. Pages are less than usable and that is not fine.
MacBook Pro
OSX 10.7.5
Safari Version 6.1 (7537.71) aka Maverick aka software that's not very helpful or usable or, dare I say, intuitive.

Mavericks is OS X 10.9 with Safari 7.0, so it's not clear what you're running.

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