Well I had a thought and here's what I've thunk, I thought why not dedicate a thread to crawling around the internet every now and then and sharing our findings! I tend to do this anyway every once in a while so why not make a game out of it with my fellow forum rats? Other than those apps everything else seems to run just fine.So I got drinkin', which got me thinkin', the internet's a big place, huge even! There's over five-billion pages shooting through these sub-aquatic cables and so many of us choose to confine ourselves to just four or five websites, it's absurd!

I still have to update Fusion Suitcase, Disk Warrior, and TechTools Pro for Mojave. So far it has run perfectly well for three days.

Then I updated my home machine Mac OS Mojave and the appropriate Logitech driver for Mojave. Then I updated the Logitech mouse driver and started using my Logitech mouse again. It was due to the old Logitech driver that I was using and its lack of compatibility with the Logitech driver for El Capitan.įirst, I started using my Mac mouse instead of my Logitech mouse. Most Mac users will not encounter the problem I was having with my computer locking up. Those functions were completely frozen as if the computer crashed. For example, my After Effects renders completed, and Spotify kept playing music even though I had absolutely no keyboard or mouse control. The keyboard, mouse and drawing tablet all locked up, but the computer functions kept working. Then it dawned on me, when my Mac crashed it wasn't actually a crash. After deleting all of the cache files and disabling browser extensions the crashing reappeared.

Mac web browsers janked up