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Re:OS X 10.9.3 Is Toxic by DominikR on Friday May 23, 2014 @04:37PM (#7791187)
I've experienced a lot of crashes since 10.9.3 on a late 2013 rMBP, mostly when sleeping/waking the device. Also, my WiFi is randomly disconnecting all the time since the update.

Before the update I never had any issues.

I love the hardware and the OS a lot, but I never had any crashes with my ugly Lenovo, so I'm currently thinking about switching back to Lenovo

Re:OS X 10.9.3 Is Toxic by gav on Friday May 23, 2014 @04:41PM (#7791214)
> Also, my WiFi is randomly disconnecting all the time since the update.

I don't get the WiFi disconnects, but 10.9.3 has stopped being able to automatically connect to WiFi.

Wake up Macbook from sleep and find WiFi disconnected. Click icon, see only a couple of SSIDs, click the one I want, get the "unable to connect dialog". Click icon again and wait for refresh; now see a much longer list of SSIDs. Click the same one that it couldn't connect to before and it finally connects.

Re:OS X 10.9.3 Is Toxic by DominikR on Friday May 23, 2014 @04:46PM (#7791233)
That's exactly how my currently Macbook behaves. I could write a short script to turn off/on the WiFi after login, but it's really annoying that you have to do that for such an expensive device.
Re:OS X 10.9.3 Is Toxic by burke on Friday May 23, 2014 @05:33PM (#7791468)
Same here. Oddly, it always connects immediately at work, but fails in this same way at home, where I have an Airport Extreme router. You'd think if one combination was going to fail, it would be the one with two vendors.

EDIT: This is on 10.9.2.

Re:OS X 10.9.3 Is Toxic by tambourmajor on Friday May 23, 2014 @05:46PM (#7791509)
I had one crash since 10.9.3 on my MBA 2011, and I have graphic glitches in Safari when displaying images since 10.9.1, I believe.