mOS 26.1 and Safari problem. website loading not working properly

Thank you for previous answers but the post was deleted. I posted the original in the wrong place so am trying again.


Since the upgrading to mOS 26 and 26.1 I am having trouble loading maps in a certain website both on my iMac and my Macbook air. The site loaded correctly in mOS sequoia before the update.


The site will load in Google, Firefox, and Opera with no trouble.

It will load on my iPad safari running iOS 26.1


I have removed all extensions completely. I do not run a VPN or other security software. I have been through settings and removed the website. Reset safari completely. Have tried a private window but no luck.


Safari behaves normally on other websites.


mOS Tahoe 26.1 running on both Mac and MacBook Air.

iOS 26.1 running on iPhone and iPad.


Please do not blind me with techy stuff, I am not a developer but I do have some computer know how. It has to be a setting somewhere but ****** if I can find it.


it should load a map with points plotted on it. The top screen grab is Safari, the bottom is google


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iMac 24″, macOS 26.1

Posted on Nov 7, 2025 3:45 AM

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Posted on Nov 7, 2025 9:31 AM

If you are willing try clearing your Safari website data for that website first.


Safari->Settings->Privacy->Manage Website Data...->search for that website and remove the data.


If that doesn’t work then try clearing Safari’s cache. A little more complicated though.


Safari->Settings->Advanced->scroll to the very bottom and check “Show features for web developers”. A new menu item at the top menu of the Safari app will appear labeled “Develop”. Click on the Develop menu and select “Empty Caches”. You’ll also see a keyboard shortcut to empty caches. Test again.


And if that doesn’t work then you either start bothering the website developer to fix it for Safari or you just resign yourself to use a different browser. Safari complies with all standardized web development practices and should have no issues with properly coded websites.

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Nov 7, 2025 9:31 AM in response to suefromfareham

If you are willing try clearing your Safari website data for that website first.


Safari->Settings->Privacy->Manage Website Data...->search for that website and remove the data.


If that doesn’t work then try clearing Safari’s cache. A little more complicated though.


Safari->Settings->Advanced->scroll to the very bottom and check “Show features for web developers”. A new menu item at the top menu of the Safari app will appear labeled “Develop”. Click on the Develop menu and select “Empty Caches”. You’ll also see a keyboard shortcut to empty caches. Test again.


And if that doesn’t work then you either start bothering the website developer to fix it for Safari or you just resign yourself to use a different browser. Safari complies with all standardized web development practices and should have no issues with properly coded websites.

Nov 27, 2025 7:21 AM in response to suefromfareham

I'd like to chime in here and note that I am having site rendering issues all over the place in Safari in macOS Tahoe - both 26 and 26.1.


Local web-apps and Docker containers sometimes don't render properly too. I've cleared the cache continually - and tried in private windows - but it's inconsistent. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.


As an example - I login to TrueNAS, and go to launch the Shell from the TrueNAS UI - it doesn't load.


Open the same TrueNAS shell page in (of all things) MS Edge on macOS - works fine - every time.


I use Safari simply because it auto-populates SMS MFA codes for you. might be strange I use safari for that feature alone - it is nice. Chromium has disabled it's use in macOS 26 which is a bit of a pain, meaning any chromium-based browsers don't do this at the moment.


As other comments have pointed out - Firefox it is I suppose!





Nov 7, 2025 9:01 AM in response to suefromfareham

suefromfareham wrote:

Thank you for previous answers but the post was deleted. I posted the original in the wrong place so am trying again.

Since the upgrading to mOS 26 and 26.1 I am having trouble loading maps in a certain website both on my iMac and my Macbook air. The site loaded correctly in mOS sequoia before the update.

The site will load in Google, Firefox, and Opera with no trouble.
It will load on my iPad safari running iOS 26.1




I would use what works.


I would not get bogged down on a single website issue.

mOS 26.1 and Safari problem. website loading not working properly

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