If you have already enabled this (meaning you see the Develop menu in the top safari menu bar), skip this and move to the next step. First, we will enable the Develop menu.Try turning off an experimental Safari feature called WebGL via Metal. If you do not want to remove all of the data for all websites, use the search field and enter “Google” and remove only Google data, which will include Maps data. Click on Privacy and select Manage Website Data….

From the menu bar, go to Safari > Preferences.Delete Google Maps data and try again.When you find the problem extension, you can either remove it or contact its developer for further help. Turn on your extensions one by one until you find the one causing this issue. After disabling all of your extensions, can you see Google Maps now? If the answer is yes, then one of the extensions is causing this problem. Turn off your extensions by going to Safari > Preferences > Extensions. Your extensions may be causing issues.If you have Safari extensions, ensure that they are up to date too.macOS updates also include Safari updates. Ensure that your Mac is up to date ( System Preferences > Software Update).Then open Safari again and test if your issue continues. If quitting does not work, you may try to force-quit (press Option– Command– ESC and select Safari). You can click the reload button located on the right side of the URL bar or, alternatively, press Command– R. Follow these steps to see if one of them fixes your problem:

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