Three Main Problems That Are Often Found In Apple's Safari Browser

Lack of Safari appliability (photo: dock. unsplash)

JAKARTA While Google Chrome is more popular, some people may be more interested in using Safari. Apart from its superior privacy and security, the interface also looks minimalist.

Unfortunately, this browser has some shortcomings and Apple hasn't fixed it to date. Here are some big shortcomings that some users may feel, citing from Makeuseof.

Maximum Unfunction Extension

The first problem that Safari users often feel is an extension that is not easy to use. Unlike the Chrome or Firefox extension that goes well, the essence in Safari is often problematic.

For example, when Grammarly's essence wants to be used to correct the text that users make, they don't want to work. In the end, Grammarly's essence cannot be used.

Not all extensions run well on Chrome or Firefox, but most of the problems come from developers. Unlike Safari because the source of the problem is the browser.

Autoclosed Web Pages

The next problem that users may face is the missing web page from Safari. This page is most likely closed by the system because it consumes too much energy.

For example, the user opens a page containing video content that is automatically running or intentionally not closed. Pages like this do attract more energy, but closing automatically is annoying.

Slow Land Loading Time

Next, you may face a very slow page loading problem, either on iPhone or iPad. This problem is more common in the two devices than Mac.

Although page loading is often influenced by poor connectivity, this problem can also occur when the WiFi network or data is fine. This problem can interfere with the user experience.