Just finally found it after days of searching and being annoyed...
So what i was finding was.... A Sandbox Browser.
In case others stumble across it.
System file checker for XP and Windows Resource Protection for Vista and newer.
Safari may keep cutting out on your MacBook due to several reasons, including outdated software, insufficient memory, or conflicting extensions. Additionally, issues with your internet connection or corrupted cache files can cause instability. To resolve this, ensure your macOS and Safari are updated, clear your browser cache, and disable any problematic extensions. If problems persist, restarting your device or resetting Safari preferences may help.
jump around and it will work out
I'm no computer expert but it may help if you empty your cache of temporary files.
initialization
Files
Human Resources keeps files
If an old webpage from Internet Explorer keeps appearing in Chrome, it may be due to cached data. Browsers store copies of webpages to load them faster on subsequent visits, so if the cache isn't cleared, Chrome may display the outdated version. Additionally, if the page has not been updated on the server side, Chrome will show the cached version until it refreshes. Clearing the browser cache or hard-refreshing the page can help display the most recent version.
yes
Hard disk keeps the data for future use
The disk drive.
To implement LRU (Least Recently Used) replacement in a cache system, the system keeps track of the order in which data items are accessed. When the cache is full and a new item needs to be added, the system removes the least recently used item from the cache to make space for the new item. This process helps optimize the cache by keeping frequently accessed items in memory.