On Mar 6, 2014, at 2:26 PM, Lee Larson <[email protected]> wrote: > > I think I see why you're having a problem. If you hold down the command key > (, ⌘, splat, whatever) and click the title bar of the Safari window, it will > show you the whole URL. There's also the awkward ⌘LCV — do it with one hand, > if you can.
Holding down the Command key and clicking on the title bar of the Safari window or anywhere else on the Safari window does nothing. Command-LCV, which I can't do with one hand, puts the email address of a friend who has no L or C or V in it. Also there is no website with their email address. > > When I go to https://www.yewdellgardens.org, I get a secure connection with > 128-bit encryption for much of the page How do you tell that it is a secure connection with 128-bit encryption? Anne > , but some of the pictures on the page, which may come from another server, > are not encrypted. Other browsers — perhaps even older versions of Safari — > flag a page as encrypted, if there was a valid encryption certificate > associated with it. It looks like Apple has tightened that up with newer > versions of Safari and maybe it doesn't show the page as encrypted if there > are any non-encrypted resources on the page. > > I just tried it with Chrome and got a lock with a caution sign on it, so I > guess Chrome has a middle ground — which I like better. > > I just tried Firefox — under Linux — and it also has a caution sign — again, > a better solution than that of Safari. > > I don’t have an older version of Safari with which to try it. > > _______________________________________________ > MacGroup mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup
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