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Hit refresh and you’ll see a visual real time representation of what happens when you try to load that website.

Just visit the site and choose Start Timeline Recording.

If you think you have come across such a site you can get the evidence you need: That’s not such a big deal but it is annoying. If you’ve ever visited a website that is poorly engineered with lots of orphaned code or what not then you may have seen that site impact your whole web browser. You can figure out why some sites suck system resources This doesn’t always work but you’ll often find sites that claim not to support Safari actually do, once you use this trick. (The user agent is a string of text your browser sends that lets the site know which browser you are using). Select one of these and Safari will try to convince the website you are trying to visit that it is one of these alternate browses by sending a different user agent. Select ‘User Agent’ and you will see a drop down menu listing a range of alternate desktop and mobile browsers including Safari, Internet Explorer, FireFox and Chrome. It’s quite useful to be able to open a stubborn page in an alternate browser, but you can also try to convince websites that you are already using a different browser using Safari Develop Menu. You can pretend to be using a different browser Just choose ‘Open Page With’ and select the alternate browser you would like to use. If you visit a website that doesn’t seem to want to work with Safari because some web designer failed to read the memo that explains how the Internet is built using shared standards, then you can quickly launch that site using another browser you may have installed on your Mac. You can swiftly launch websites in different browsers Use the 'Empty Caches' command to get rid of this data, which may sometimes improve browser performance. If your Safari browser becomes slow or some websites fail to load it is possible that cache files have become corrupted. These files contain website data such as images and templates and are collected by Safari in an attempt to speed up page load times.

You can find out more about the other tools it provides here. Most Mac users won’t need to make use of all the tools it provides, but what follows are some tasks most Mac users may find useful from time-to-time.