Safari won't fully load websites

Safari is having many and varied moments of not fully loading webpages. It is also happening to a lesser degree on other browsers (firefox, camino, shiira). I have tested removing internet plugins, deleting cache, history, duplicate fonts, plist, etc and nothing seems to want to fix this. I have loaded the latest release of flash, 8.0.27 UB after it was doing it with previous versions. I'm thinking it has something to do with flash but I'm not certain. Simpler webpages seem to load fine, it's the ones with lots of differing content that have a problem.
I have seen that this is not a unique problem to me, judging by the other posts here, but no-one has come up with a solution yet.
Any ideas and help would be very appreciated. It's driving me crazy!

Hello, Simonw44
Sorry for your frustration, it seems you have done a lot to resolve this issue, you do not mention if you have tried running Safari under Rosetta , perhaps you could try and see if that helps, though I am not sure how it would help the other browsers. Safari ->Applications-> Get info-> check box . I have to say I do not run it under rosetta & it not an issue , some have to, I do not know what the variables might be or why.
I'm thinking it has something to do with flash but I'm not certain. Simpler webpages seem to load fine
Would you post the site/s that do not load for you ? Is it possible they are ActiveX flash sites?
Cards try previewing ( bit goofy) does this site work for you? It does on my intel. It is a Macromedia Flash site.
This is the Category for our intelsimac intel duo forum though I looked briefly & did not see much for Safari.
Hope this helps some. Please let us know.
Eme: )
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