Safari still has some pretty glaring problems. Take going back, for example. Going back, it loads an image of the previous page before it actually loads the r

Safari still has some pretty glaring problems. Take going back, for example. Going back, it loads an image of the previous page before it actually loads the real page. This gives the perception that it's loaded immediately, but it's not really loaded. This means the page is not responsive. It also looks fuzzy, and you can see it's fake. It's horrible, and while it's intended to fake being fast, it only serves to remind me that it's not actually fast. Then their is the problem with black boxes. I don't know why, but all to often, safari loads a page and there are black boxes on that page. Just covering up portions of the web page. I have to resize the window or do something to get Safari to rerender the page so it will go away. This happens frequently. Couple this with all the other issues OSX has, I can't but make the assumption that Apple is focused on Quantity rather than Quality. Of the 3 big browsers in Mac, Firefox is still, in my mind, the most solid. Safari suffers some serious problems, not the least of which is that it's only for Mac.