Something wrong with ATS?????

a reply to: Klassified

how do you turn off hardware acceleration, I'm not great with computers, also how do you turn off plug ins.

thanks

a reply to: Ozsheeple
This should help: Safari 9

You might also consider using Firefox or Chrome if that doesn't help. You will still need to turn off Hardware Acceleration in either. A quick google will walk you through the steps to do it.

a reply to: Klassified

Thanks.

Anyway i've just confirmed it is ATS, it does not matter how many browsers or tabs i have up it only happens on ATS, even if i just have one browser up with ATS on it it happens, but if i don't have ATS up it does not happen so i really don't know what is happening.

originally posted by: Ozsheeple
a reply to: Klassified

Thanks.

Anyway i've just confirmed it is ATS, it does not matter how many browsers or tabs i have up it only happens on ATS, even if i just have one browser up with ATS on it it happens, but if i don't have ATS up it does not happen so i really don't know what is happening.

That sounds like hardware acceleration at work. I have 4 browsers. My CPU is at minimum on ATS using any one of them. However, I don't have safari, because the new versions won't run on Windows. Try a different browser. Unless you're infected, I'm betting Firefox or Chrome will return things to normal. Once you're logged in to ATS. There should be little ad activity.

a reply to: Klassified

alright ill try a few things, see what happens.

thanks for the help.

I've been holding back on the update because of known issues with Safari and some JavaScript methods. Looking at the developer releases, there is a known memory leak (crashes browser) with the latest Safari, and an update to fix that is expected soon.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Thank you for the info.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

I have a love/hate relationship with Safari. It's 100x's better than Chrome on a Mac, but I hate how it looks and the feature sets it comes with.

I'm a happy clam with Firefox now!