Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 31st Oct 2005 21:34 UTC, submitted by Ralf.
Apple has released Mac OS 10.4.3. This update weighs around 100MB and includes fixes for AFP/SMB/CIFS/FTP, AirPort/BlueTooth, Core Graphics/Audio/Image, Spotlight, Address Book, AppleScript, Automator, Safari (it now passes the Acid2 test), and much, much more. The update is available via Software Update, or as stand-alone packages (delta|combo).
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Member since:Nothing new appears broken over here.
Safari still seems to leak though; closed all safari windows and tabs except OSNEWS, cleared caches, and safari is gobbling 88MB of real memory and 214MB of virtual memory.
It's been a lot worse though, sometimes Safari gets so bogged down that browsing on the windows box via VNC is better.
Member since:You're lucky. Watch what happens when Adobe Reader plugin is launched and then closed. The number of threads remains constant:
It's amazing to have 3 tabs and the browser view overall occupying 17 threads, 140+ MB RAM after the 5th browser tab which housed the adobe plugin is now closed.
It's bloat and it needs to be addressed.
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Are you guys sure Safari leaks? I never use Safari, I use Camino, but I also own Omniweb and it sucks up ram too... but I always figured that was because it goes out and checks all your bookmarked sites for updates, and maybe it caches them as it goes?
Yes - http://webkit.opendarwin.org/blog/?p=24
Does anyone know if the leak fixes are included in the 10.4.3 build? And if so, should we expect an updated Safari for Panther as well? (I surely hope so given 4000+ leaks - and yes, I can feel them!)
BR//Karl