Re: [MacGroup] Safari 13 and ad blocking

[tom holloman]

I gave up and am using Firefox and duck duck go.

Tom

> On Oct 2, 2019, at 2:27 PM, Bill Rising  wrote:
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> Hi all,
> 
> I'm holding off on updating to Safari 13, because Safari 13 does not allow 
> extensions, thus making AdBlock (for blocking ads) and Ghostery (for blocking 
> web beacons and other nefarious gratuitous data-gathering tools) obsolete. 
> Looking for substitutes wasn't too successful.
> 
> What are other people doing here? Does anyone have good substitutions for 
> AdBlock and Ghostery which work in Safari 13? Are people just giving up on 
> Safari and using another default browser?
> 
> Any tips would be appreciated.
> 
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[MacGroup] Safari 13 and ad blocking

[Bill Rising]

Hi all,

I'm holding off on updating to Safari 13, because Safari 13 does not allow 
extensions, thus making AdBlock (for blocking ads) and Ghostery (for blocking 
web beacons and other nefarious gratuitous data-gathering tools) obsolete. 
Looking for substitutes wasn't too successful.

What are other people doing here? Does anyone have good substitutions for 
AdBlock and Ghostery which work in Safari 13? Are people just giving up on 
Safari and using another default browser?

Any tips would be appreciated.

Bill



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Re: [MacGroup] Safari passwords are locked

[preston....@twc.com]

Does NOT look like the alert(s) I’ve gotten.  Caution, though.  Simply try 
logging in to your account first.  If it works, [change] your password.  That 
seems prudent.

-russ


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> I just saw this and I'm suspicious.  Is it legitimate?
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari passwords are locked

[Jonathan Fletcher]

Yeah, that would make me nervous, too. But Googling around, it looks like that 
is legitimate. It most likely is the same password you use to log into your 
computer. If, however, you used a different password for your iCloud keychain, 
then it might be that.

It looks like a common Mac thing, though, and not malware.

Let us know how you work it out, please.

Jonathan



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> I just saw this and I'm suspicious.  Is it legitimate?
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[Pen Helm]

I just saw this and I'm suspicious.  Is it legitimate?

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari: Unwanted reading list entries in side panel…

[preston....@twc.com]

[Control] accessed a pull-down list for “remove item”.
Thank you, Lee.  Having is indeed pleasing.
-russ

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> On May 17, 2017, at 8:42 PM, R. D. Preston  wrote:
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>> I inadvertently did some sort of action that saved several docs to the 
>> sidebar of a web page for later reading.  However, I can’t seem to delete 
>> them.  I want to get rid of them, not just hide them.  
>> 
>> Can anyone help? 
> 
> Try control-click or right-click.
> 
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari: Unwanted reading list entries in side panel…

[Lee Larson]

On May 17, 2017, at 8:42 PM, R. D. Preston > wrote:

> I inadvertently did some sort of action that saved several docs to the 
> sidebar of a web page for later reading.  However, I can’t seem to delete 
> them.  I want to get rid of them, not just hide them.
> 
> Can anyone help?

Try control-click or right-click.

L^2

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[MacGroup] Safari: Unwanted reading list entries in side panel…

[R. D. Preston]

I inadvertently did some sort of action that saved several docs to the sidebar 
of a web page for later reading.  However, I can’t seem to delete them.  I want 
to get rid of them, not just hide them.  

Can anyone help?  

Pls & thx,
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[MacGroup] Safari and ApplePay

[John Robinson]

Today I had the first opportunity to use ApplePay from Safari on an iPhone.

So cool.  Johnathan Fletcher is needing a video of a presentation at our 
FileMaker’s user group.  My camera will do a good job but it uses SDHC Memory 
cards…the one I had broke so what’s the big deal about ordering a new one?  
Simple.

The first card from Amazon wouldn’t work, said it wouldn’t record in two 
different modes.  I wrote to Panasonic and received great service from one of 
their tech folks.  

I ordered the card he suggested…it came yesterday and again wouldn’t record…

I wrote to him this morning asking for a link to a card that would work.  

He sent me to B, one of the best camera stores around.

The Panasonic rep thought that possibly the 8 yr. old camera could not keep up 
with the speed of the newer cards so when I checked out using the iPhone there 
was an “APPLEPAY” symbol…..well I’ll be.

I clicked on it, used the fingerprint authentication and that was it…DONE.  I 
didn’t have to give them anything else, my address and other info, to mail the 
package was filled in by Apple.  Emails arrived from B thanking me and the 
order number.

Folks, this is the way to shop.  If B is hacked there is nothing they will 
get from my purchase and the ease was like nothing I have experienced online.

If this card doesn’t work I’ll make a necklace from all the dross...

John
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari

[tom]

This is my 2nd one.I love it!

> On Feb 11, 2017, at 10:08 AM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
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> Thanks.
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>> On Feb 11, 2017, at 10:05 AM, tom  wrote:
>> 
>> Anne I have a MacBookAir with 10.12.3 and FireFox 49.0.2. With Safari 10.0.3 
>> I keep getting the tho old beach ball all the time and hangups. USING 
>> FireFox everything has been working with out any of that.
>> Hope that helps.
>> 
>> 
>>> On Feb 10, 2017, at 5:03 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
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>>> Tom,
>>> 
>>> What Mac OS are you using and what version of Firefox?
>>> 
>>> Thanks. It’s nice to know one is not the only one in the leaky boat.
>>> 
>>> Anne
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
 On Feb 10, 2017, at 1:39 AM, tom  wrote:
 
 Anne, I’ve had lots of trouble with Safari lately. I am switching over to 
 Firefox, it works a lot better.
 
 Tom
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> freezing and I have to do a Force Quit.
> 
> Anyone have any ideas why?
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari

[William Rising]

For whatever it is worth, I haven't had any trouble with Safari. I do, however, 
block ads, so perhaps the cause for Safari hanging is the advertising.

> On Feb 11, 2017, at 10:05, tom  wrote:
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> Anne I have a MacBookAir with 10.12.3 and FireFox 49.0.2. With Safari 10.0.3 
> I keep getting the tho old beach ball all the time and hangups. USING FireFox 
> everything has been working with out any of that.
> Hope that helps.
> 
> 
>> On Feb 10, 2017, at 5:03 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
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>> Tom,
>> 
>> What Mac OS are you using and what version of Firefox?
>> 
>> Thanks. It’s nice to know one is not the only one in the leaky boat.
>> 
>> Anne
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On Feb 10, 2017, at 1:39 AM, tom  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Anne, I’ve had lots of trouble with Safari lately. I am switching over to 
>>> Firefox, it works a lot better.
>>> 
>>> Tom
 On Feb 9, 2017, at 11:30 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
 
 Anyone having trouble with Safari or is it just me. Today Safari keeps 
 freezing and I have to do a Force Quit.
 
 Anyone have any ideas why?
 
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari

[Anne Cartwright]

Thanks.

How do you like the MacBook Air?


> On Feb 11, 2017, at 10:05 AM, tom  wrote:
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> Anne I have a MacBookAir with 10.12.3 and FireFox 49.0.2. With Safari 10.0.3 
> I keep getting the tho old beach ball all the time and hangups. USING FireFox 
> everything has been working with out any of that.
> Hope that helps.
> 
> 
>> On Feb 10, 2017, at 5:03 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
>> 
>> Tom,
>> 
>> What Mac OS are you using and what version of Firefox?
>> 
>> Thanks. It’s nice to know one is not the only one in the leaky boat.
>> 
>> Anne
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On Feb 10, 2017, at 1:39 AM, tom  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Anne, I’ve had lots of trouble with Safari lately. I am switching over to 
>>> Firefox, it works a lot better.
>>> 
>>> Tom
 On Feb 9, 2017, at 11:30 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
 
 Anyone having trouble with Safari or is it just me. Today Safari keeps 
 freezing and I have to do a Force Quit.
 
 Anyone have any ideas why?
 
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari

[tom]

Anne I have a MacBookAir with 10.12.3 and FireFox 49.0.2. With Safari 10.0.3 I 
keep getting the tho old beach ball all the time and hangups. USING FireFox 
everything has been working with out any of that.
Hope that helps.


> On Feb 10, 2017, at 5:03 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
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> Tom,
> 
> What Mac OS are you using and what version of Firefox?
> 
> Thanks. It’s nice to know one is not the only one in the leaky boat.
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> 
>> On Feb 10, 2017, at 1:39 AM, tom  wrote:
>> 
>> Anne, I’ve had lots of trouble with Safari lately. I am switching over to 
>> Firefox, it works a lot better.
>> 
>> Tom
>>> On Feb 9, 2017, at 11:30 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
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>>> freezing and I have to do a Force Quit.
>>> 
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari

[Anne Cartwright]

Tom,

What Mac OS are you using and what version of Firefox?

Thanks. It’s nice to know one is not the only one in the leaky boat.

Anne



> On Feb 10, 2017, at 1:39 AM, tom  wrote:
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> Anne, I’ve had lots of trouble with Safari lately. I am switching over to 
> Firefox, it works a lot better.
> 
> Tom
>> On Feb 9, 2017, at 11:30 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
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>> Anyone having trouble with Safari or is it just me. Today Safari keeps 
>> freezing and I have to do a Force Quit.
>> 
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari

[Sandra Schreiber]

I use Chrome, and I like it.   Sandy


On Feb 10, 2017, at 4:12 AM, preston@twc.com wrote:

> Perhaps you could turn off your Safari extensions, then try some of the 
> similar tasks again you’ve seen Safari freeze with.  Or, do a re-boot in Safe 
> Mode (Mac Help), then try Safari again.  Just a couple of thoughts.
> 
> -russ
> 
> 
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>> freezing and I have to do a Force Quit.
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari

[John Robinson]

Anne, 

Work through this, call Apple Care, they are so helpful.  Normally when there 
is a problem Apple needs to fix we get an update without undo delay, other 
companies not always so. AND for me being able to use ApplePay from within 
Safari is worth its weight in gold.  Last month one of my chip cards was hacked 
from an online vendor, almost $700.00 charged to my card from Germany.  If we 
ApplePay users will beat the heck out of the places we shop on line this kind 
of thing will never happen.  I work for State Farm & I pestered them to death 
over wanting to pay my premiums & Credit Card with ApplePay.  Their response 
was they had little interest.  Now I pay with ApplePay using their App & 
authentication with my fingerprint.   Other browsers may never work with 
ApplePay, that will be up to Apple.  Once in a blue moon I'll go to a site that 
doesn't support Safari, they will receive a curt note from me with saying I'm 
their customer & they need to support what I like, I shouldn't be forced into 
what they like, & I can shop elsewhere.  

Look for the articles on browser hacking, Safari is usually much safer.  

John

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> On Feb 10, 2017, at 4:12 AM, "preston@twc.com"  
> wrote:
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> Perhaps you could turn off your Safari extensions, then try some of the 
> similar tasks again you’ve seen Safari freeze with.  Or, do a re-boot in Safe 
> Mode (Mac Help), then try Safari again.  Just a couple of thoughts.
> 
> -russ
> 
> 
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>> freezing and I have to do a Force Quit.
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari

[preston....@twc.com]

Perhaps you could turn off your Safari extensions, then try some of the similar 
tasks again you’ve seen Safari freeze with.  Or, do a re-boot in Safe Mode (Mac 
Help), then try Safari again.  Just a couple of thoughts.

-russ


> On Feb 9, 2017, at 11:30 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
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> freezing and I have to do a Force Quit.
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari

[tom]

Anne, I’ve had lots of trouble with Safari lately. I am switching over to 
Firefox, it works a lot better.

Tom
> On Feb 9, 2017, at 11:30 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
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[MacGroup] Safari

[Anne Cartwright]

Anyone having trouble with Safari or is it just me. Today Safari keeps freezing 
and I have to do a Force Quit.

Anyone have any ideas why?

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 10 is buggy

[tom]

Bill, I just tried your examples and had no problem…

Tom


> On Sep 22, 2016, at 8:57 AM, Bill Rising  wrote:
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> Hi All,
> 
> Like a complete idiot, I updated to Safari 10.0 instead of waiting for Safari 
> 10.0.1. As should be expected from recent major number updates, Safari 10.0 
> is buggy: it can crash when going to harmless websites. [1]
> 
> I'd advise not upgrading until Apple does a bit more testing and fixing.
> 
> Why, oh, why did I trust the very first version out the door?
> 
> Bill
> 
> [1] Here is the first example I found: the national weather service page. Go 
> to www.weather.gov (or its alias nws.noaa.gov), enter a location and hit 
> enter. Poof! No more Safari. You could also just go to Louisville's weather
>  
> http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?CityName=Louisville=KY=LMK=38.2248=-85.7412=1
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 10 is buggy

[Bill Rising]

Well whaddya know. They just loaded fine on my machine this time around. I have 
8 crash logs from when they failed to load earlier this morning while I tried 
turning on and off various combinations of extensions.

I'll have to update my bug report to Apple.

Thanks for trying them again. I can't imagine what glitch on the NOAA site 
would cause Safari to out and out crash, but whatever it was, it must've been 
fixed.

Bill


> On Sep 22, 2016, at 10:33, tom  wrote:
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> Bill, I just tried your examples and had no problem…
> 
> Tom
> 
> 
>> On Sep 22, 2016, at 8:57 AM, Bill Rising  wrote:
>> 
>> Hi All,
>> 
>> Like a complete idiot, I updated to Safari 10.0 instead of waiting for 
>> Safari 10.0.1. As should be expected from recent major number updates, 
>> Safari 10.0 is buggy: it can crash when going to harmless websites. [1]
>> 
>> I'd advise not upgrading until Apple does a bit more testing and fixing.
>> 
>> Why, oh, why did I trust the very first version out the door?
>> 
>> Bill
>> 
>> [1] Here is the first example I found: the national weather service page. Go 
>> to www.weather.gov (or its alias nws.noaa.gov), enter a location and hit 
>> enter. Poof! No more Safari. You could also just go to Louisville's weather
>> http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?CityName=Louisville=KY=LMK=38.2248=-85.7412=1
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[MacGroup] Safari 10 is buggy

[Bill Rising]

Hi All,

Like a complete idiot, I updated to Safari 10.0 instead of waiting for Safari 
10.0.1. As should be expected from recent major number updates, Safari 10.0 is 
buggy: it can crash when going to harmless websites. [1]

I'd advise not upgrading until Apple does a bit more testing and fixing.

Why, oh, why did I trust the very first version out the door?

Bill

[1] Here is the first example I found: the national weather service page. Go to 
www.weather.gov (or its alias nws.noaa.gov), enter a location and hit enter. 
Poof! No more Safari. You could also just go to Louisville's weather
  
http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?CityName=Louisville=KY=LMK=38.2248=-85.7412=1
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari Question...

[John Robinson]

Here is why I like Google search.  My grandson wrote to me asking how our FED 
raising rates would affect Foreign stocks.  He uses the Mac I gave him for his 
High School graduation, so it defaults to Bing & he could find nothing. 

I tried & had the same dismal results.   I changed to Google & instantly found 
a couple good articles, sent to him along with my thinking.

So, in this case it was a matter of results.

I have never liked Google over the way they stoled the iPhone due to Eric being 
on the board & privy to Apple's R, so he resigned & ran the info to 
Google.the very same thing Gates did when Jobs ask him to program Microsoft 
products to run on the upcoming GUI interface Gates immediately moved his 
Engineers to not worry about Apple, rather move Microsoft from DOS to Windows.  
  In Tech I don't think you can trust your mother.  

John

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> On Jun 2, 2016, at 12:18 PM, Jonathan Fletcher  wrote:
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> Perhaps it is a setting in your Google preferences, then. Kinda weird, 
> though, if that.
> 
> I found some articles on the interwebs about Bing taking over Google search 
> on some browsers. That could happen with a malicious install or even an 
> extension that repurposed part of the browser’s interface.
> 
> Jonathan
> 
> 
>> On Jun 2, 2016, at 12:00 PM, John Robinson  wrote:
>> Google, as shown,  and I get Google by typing in URL line, Bing by typing in 
>> the blank box below.  Just strange, I thought I would get a Google search by 
>> typing in either.  After thinking about it this may be a good feature by 
>> allowing a search from two sources.  
>> 
>> John
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPad
>> 
>>> On Jun 1, 2016, at 9:51 PM, Jonathan Fletcher  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
 On Jun 1, 2016, at 9:36 PM, John Robinson  wrote:
 
 I use Safari, I have the search engine set for Google:  When I type the 
 question in the URL line the results come from Google, why then when I 
 type the question in the box that Safari provides below the URL line the 
 results are from Bing?  
 
 Any way to get the bottom box to also search Google?  Seems strange to do 
 it this way, maybe it’s not bad for it’s an easy way to search two sources 
 without changing preferences??  
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Whatcha have in this box, John?
>>> 
>>> 
>>> to questions: 
> 
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[Jonathan Fletcher]

Perhaps it is a setting in your Google preferences, then. Kinda weird, though, 
if that.

I found some articles on the interwebs about Bing taking over Google search on 
some browsers. That could happen with a malicious install or even an extension 
that repurposed part of the browser’s interface.

Jonathan


> On Jun 2, 2016, at 12:00 PM, John Robinson  wrote:
> Google, as shown,  and I get Google by typing in URL line, Bing by typing in 
> the blank box below.  Just strange, I thought I would get a Google search by 
> typing in either.  After thinking about it this may be a good feature by 
> allowing a search from two sources.  
> 
> John
> 
> 
> 
> Sent from my iPad
> 
> On Jun 1, 2016, at 9:51 PM, Jonathan Fletcher  wrote:
> 
>> On Jun 1, 2016, at 9:36 PM, John Robinson  wrote:
>>> 
>>> I use Safari, I have the search engine set for Google:  When I type the 
>>> question in the URL line the results come from Google, why then when I type 
>>> the question in the box that Safari provides below the URL line the results 
>>> are from Bing?  
>>> 
>>> Any way to get the bottom box to also search Google?  Seems strange to do 
>>> it this way, maybe it’s not bad for it’s an easy way to search two sources 
>>> without changing preferences??  
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Whatcha have in this box, John?
>> 
>> 
>> to questions: 

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[John Robinson]

Google, as shown,  and I get Google by typing in URL line, Bing by typing in 
the blank box below.  Just strange, I thought I would get a Google search by 
typing in either.  After thinking about it this may be a good feature by 
allowing a search from two sources.  

John



Sent from my iPad

> On Jun 1, 2016, at 9:51 PM, Jonathan Fletcher  wrote:
> 
>> On Jun 1, 2016, at 9:36 PM, John Robinson  wrote:
>> 
>> I use Safari, I have the search engine set for Google:  When I type the 
>> question in the URL line the results come from Google, why then when I type 
>> the question in the box that Safari provides below the URL line the results 
>> are from Bing?  
>> 
>> Any way to get the bottom box to also search Google?  Seems strange to do it 
>> this way, maybe it’s not bad for it’s an easy way to search two sources 
>> without changing preferences??  
> 
> 
> 
> Whatcha have in this box, John?
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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On Jun 1, 2016, at 9:36 PM, John Robinson  wrote:
> 
> I use Safari, I have the search engine set for Google:  When I type the 
> question in the URL line the results come from Google, why then when I type 
> the question in the box that Safari provides below the URL line the results 
> are from Bing?  
> 
> Any way to get the bottom box to also search Google?  Seems strange to do it 
> this way, maybe it’s not bad for it’s an easy way to search two sources 
> without changing preferences??  



Whatcha have in this box, John?





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Re: [MacGroup] Safari Pop up warning still

[Anne Cartwright]

I had done all that Lee and others suggested. 

Finally called Apple and after a 50 minute 20 second phone connection with less 
than a minute of wait time (!) the problem is solved.

The Apple operator who helped me was excellent. She directed me in an orderly 
manner to click on, scroll down, delete this or that, now go up to and so on. 
After she had me "clean out all she could think of she had me download a free 
program called Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.app (formerly AdWareMedic.com)  and 
run that. It found two more "hidden" files.  And now all seems to work.

Apple Care is wonderful!!! Anyone who buys an Apple product for which there is 
AppleCare should buy it. Within the last two months I have gotten a new hard 
drive installed and much technical support with an external HD backup and now 
this. FREE.
 
Anne

On Jan 1, 2016, at 3:18 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:

> Lee's instructions helped and Safari works fine for a while then I'm back to 
> where I was getting the  http://shop.warningshop.info  pop up warning.
> 
> Also a new one pop up from http://mypcbackitup.com which says
> "VIRUS FOUND
> The last website you visited has infected your Mac with a virus.
> Press OK to begin the repair process."
> 
> And another one: Http://www.fixmymacnow.com
> "Please consider cleaning your Mac from junk."
> 
> Also get a pop-up on desktop  (upper right by Updates Available) saying 
> "System Scan is recommended (Cancel or Start Scan).
> 
> 
> 
> I'm beginning to think maybe I do have a virus.
> 
> Running 10.8.4
> Safari 6.2.3
> Safari Security Preferences set to Block pop-up windows and the Enable 
> JavaScript is not checked. Also Warn when visiting a fraudulent website and 
> Allow Internet plug-ins: are checked.
> 
> Maybe I need to upgrade my Mac OS But concerned if this will get rid of my 
> problems. or give me more.
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
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[Lee Larson]

> 
> Also a new one pop up from http://mypcbackitup.com which says
> "VIRUS FOUND
> The last website you visited has infected your Mac with a virus.
> Press OK to begin the repair process."
> 
> And another one: Http://www.fixmymacnow.com
> "Please consider cleaning your Mac from junk."
> 
> Also get a pop-up on desktop  (upper right by Updates Available) saying 
> "System Scan is recommended (Cancel or Start Scan).
> 
> Any suggestions?

Have you tried clearing cookies and history in Safari?

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari Pop up warning still

[R. D. Preston]

Perhaps you’ve acquired some type of malware when visiting those previous web 
sites.

Consider getting/running an anti-malware app to check your system, but not any 
of those you’ve been “invited” to use from the popups.  An app I've used is 
"Malwarebytes Anti-Malware” for the Mac.  It’s available as a free d/l from 
malwarebytes.org   .

-russ


> On Jan 1, 2016, at 3:18 PM, Anne Cartwright  wrote:
> 
> Lee's instructions helped and Safari works fine for a while then I'm back to 
> where I was getting the  http://shop.warningshop.info  pop up warning.
> 
> Also a new one pop up from http://mypcbackitup.com which says
> "VIRUS FOUND
> The last website you visited has infected your Mac with a virus.
> Press OK to begin the repair process."
> 
> And another one: Http://www.fixmymacnow.com
> "Please consider cleaning your Mac from junk."
> 
> Also get a pop-up on desktop  (upper right by Updates Available) saying 
> "System Scan is recommended (Cancel or Start Scan).
> 
> 
> 
> I'm beginning to think maybe I do have a virus.
> 
> Running 10.8.4
> Safari 6.2.3
> Safari Security Preferences set to Block pop-up windows and the Enable 
> JavaScript is not checked. Also Warn when visiting a fraudulent website and 
> Allow Internet plug-ins: are checked.
> 
> Maybe I need to upgrade my Mac OS But concerned if this will get rid of my 
> problems. or give me more.
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
> Anne Cartwright
> 
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[MacGroup] Safari Pop up warning still

[Anne Cartwright]

Lee's instructions helped and Safari works fine for a while then I'm back to 
where I was getting the  http://shop.warningshop.info  pop up warning.

Also a new one pop up from http://mypcbackitup.com which says
"VIRUS FOUND
The last website you visited has infected your Mac with a virus.
Press OK to begin the repair process."

And another one: Http://www.fixmymacnow.com
"Please consider cleaning your Mac from junk."

Also get a pop-up on desktop  (upper right by Updates Available) saying "System 
Scan is recommended (Cancel or Start Scan).



I'm beginning to think maybe I do have a virus.

Running 10.8.4
Safari 6.2.3
Safari Security Preferences set to Block pop-up windows and the Enable 
JavaScript is not checked. Also Warn when visiting a fraudulent website and 
Allow Internet plug-ins: are checked.

Maybe I need to upgrade my Mac OS But concerned if this will get rid of my 
problems. or give me more.

Any suggestions?

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[MacGroup] Safari popup warning

[Anne Cartwright]

This may have been answered before but I didn't have the problem then.

How do I get the http://shop.warningshop.info pop up warning to go away? It 
totally blocks my use of Safari.

Thanks.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari popup warning

[Lee Larson]

On 12/30/2015 12:17 PM, Anne Cartwright wrote:

How do I get thehttp://shop.warningshop.info  pop up warning to go away? It 
totally blocks my use of Safari.


Force quit Safari and then relaunch it with the shift key down to stop 
the JavaScript thing. After that, make sure your preferences are set to 
open a new window whenever you launch Safari and not reload the windows 
you had up the last time you quit.






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Re: [MacGroup] Safari popup warning

[Anne Cartwright]

On Dec 30, 2015, at 4:47 PM, Lee Larson  wrote:

> On 12/30/2015 12:17 PM, Anne Cartwright wrote:
>> How do I get thehttp://shop.warningshop.info  pop up warning to go away? It 
>> totally blocks my use of Safari.
> 
> Force quit Safari and then relaunch it with the shift key down to stop the 
> JavaScript thing. After that, make sure your preferences are set to open a 
> new window whenever you launch Safari and not reload the windows you had up 
> the last time you quit.


Thanks Lee. That worked.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari scroll bar

[Pen Helm]

The scroll bar is invisible again... I've played with it and am not sure why...

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[MacGroup] Safari scroll bar

[Pen Helm]

I can't see the scroll bar in Safari.  It's there, but invisible.  How do I get 
it back?  
I've got Show scroll bars set to Always in System Preferences.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari scroll bar

[Harry Jacobson-Beyer]

Just move your cursor over to the right side and use your mouse to start 
scrolling and the scroll bar will appear.

If using a trac pad same principle, just move the cursor to the right and using 
your two fingers begin to scroll and the bar will appear.

It’s magic!


 On Jun 23, 2015, at 10:22 AM, Pen Helm pen-...@earthlink.net wrote:
 
 I can't see the scroll bar in Safari.  It's there, but invisible.  How do I 
 get it back?  
 I've got Show scroll bars set to Always in System Preferences.
 
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari scroll bar

[Pen Helm]

Nope, can't see it.  It is there in Firefox.

 Just move your cursor over to the right side and use your mouse to start 
 scrolling and the scroll bar will appear.
 
 I can't see the scroll bar in Safari.  It's there, but invisible.  How do I 
 get it back?  
 I've got Show scroll bars set to Always in System Preferences.



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Re: [MacGroup] Safari scroll bar

[Tom]

Moving mouse to above top a little drops it down for me

Sent from my iPad

 On Jun 23, 2015, at 9:15 AM, Pen Helm pen-...@earthlink.net wrote:
 
 Nope, can't see it.  It is there in Firefox.
 
 Just move your cursor over to the right side and use your mouse to start 
 scrolling and the scroll bar will appear.
 
 I can't see the scroll bar in Safari.  It's there, but invisible.  How do I 
 get it back?  
 I've got Show scroll bars set to Always in System Preferences.
 
 
 
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari scroll bar

[Pen Helm]

Rebooting fixed the problem.


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[MacGroup] Safari Quits

[John Robinson]

I have searched and can’t find a problem like mine.  

Every since I have upgraded to Yosemite, Safari quits during the night.  It’s 
crazy  Never does it on startup as some of the other post.  Never does it when 
using it, as the other post, some say it won’t quit and they have to use Force 
Quit.  Nope, mine just likesgoing to bed at night….who knows when for I am 
usually up well past midnight on the machine so at some point in the early 
morning hours it just quits.

Easy to start the next day, never any problems.  I have looked under settings 
to see if there was something new in this version but I can’t find anything.  
Maybe there is a tab I have open that is causing this?  If no one knows what is 
going on I’ll close all tabs other than Apple and see if it happens.

Not as serious as World Peace but close.

Thanks as always.

John

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari Quits

[R. D. Preston]

Are these issues related to John’s question(s)?…

All of my running apps slow to an absolute crawl (not unexpected) 
when the used memory is extremely low.  Very rarely, an app may 
exhibit strange behavior or even quit.  
I use “Memory Clean” to monitor memory, and the quitting app has 
only happened since upgrading to Yosemite.

Is used and/or very low memory involved with an/the app quitting?  
Is there a system or app memory leak that could be causing available 
memory to be whittled away?  

-russ preston


 On Dec 7, 2014, at 9:37 AM, John Robinson profilecoven...@me.com wrote:
 
 I have searched and can’t find a problem like mine.  
 
 Every since I have upgraded to Yosemite, Safari quits during the night.  It’s 
 crazy  Never does it on startup as some of the other post.  Never does it 
 when using it, as the other post, some say it won’t quit and they have to use 
 Force Quit.  Nope, mine just likesgoing to bed at night….who knows when for I 
 am usually up well past midnight on the machine so at some point in the early 
 morning hours it just quits.
 
 Easy to start the next day, never any problems.  I have looked under settings 
 to see if there was something new in this version but I can’t find anything.  
 Maybe there is a tab I have open that is causing this?  If no one knows what 
 is going on I’ll close all tabs other than Apple and see if it happens.
 
 Not as serious as World Peace but close.
 
 Thanks as always.
 
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[MacGroup] Safari Tab Browsing

[Anne Cartwright]

How do I turn off Tab Browsing in Safari? I always seem to click on the icon 
for tab browsing when I want the reading list. And then I don't seem to be able 
to get out of it.

Help, please.

Anne Cartwright


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Re: [MacGroup] Safari Tab Browsing

[Anne Cartwright]

Still can't figure out how to get out of tab browsing. I must really be a 
dummy. Also it always seems to jump me to Top Sites. I want back where I was.

Using Safari 6.1.3.

Anne

On May 9, 2014, at 9:38 PM, Ed Wiser wisero...@gmail.com wrote:

 http://m.dummies.com/how-to/content/using-safaris-tabbed-browsing-in-mac-os-x.html
 —
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 On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 8:24 PM, Anne Cartwright cartw...@aye.net wrote:
 
 How do I turn off Tab Browsing in Safari? I always seem to click on the icon 
 for tab browsing when I want the reading list. And then I don't seem to be 
 able to get out of it. 
 
 Help, please. 
 
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and C-J

[Neal Hammon]

I heard that the Courier-Journal was not doing well financially, but  
who would have guessed that they were break into people's computers.  
Are they trying to steal your identity and use your money to help  
finance their deficits?


Maybe if they would start printing news instead of propaganda, they  
could get back on their feet.


Neal Hammon



On Aug 12, 2012, at 11:41 PM, Richard Meadows wrote:

I am using Safari on a MBP with Mountain Lion.  When I go to the  
Courier-Journal site and clink a link Safari shuts down and up pots a  
window with the code that is FUBAR.


Anyone else experiencing this?


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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and C-J

[Ed Wiser]

I know they just started with the paid access to articles model. I am sure that 
could be part of the problem.
They are using cookies to track how many articles you read on the site and 
after so many they cut you off for the month.
The whole newspaper model of distribution has been up ended by the internet. 
With the advent of the smartphone this has only increased.
I know my daughter's generation doesn't even read the newspaper.  The whole 
Magazine and Newspaper industry is having a tough time of it.
The next front in this transition will be the TV networks and local TV 
stations. They must be able to transition to a different way of doing things or
They will be left behind.

From: macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu 
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Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Safari and C-J

I heard that the Courier-Journal was not doing well financially, but who would 
have guessed that they were break into people's computers. Are they trying to 
steal your identity and use your money to help finance their deficits?

Maybe if they would start printing news instead of propaganda, they could get 
back on their feet.

Neal Hammon



On Aug 12, 2012, at 11:41 PM, Richard Meadows wrote:

I am using Safari on a MBP with Mountain Lion.  When I go to the 
Courier-Journal site and clink a link Safari shuts down and up pots a window 
with the code that is FUBAR.

Anyone else experiencing this?

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and C-J

[Richard Meadows]

Actually we have the paid account as we take the dead tree edition 7 days a 
week.  I hate to admit it but the Times Picyune may in fact have the answer 
with 3 days a week dead tree and their website NOLA.COM.  

But it is not that. It is thing with the C-J and Safari 6.0 and Mountain Lion 
which is when it really reared its ugly head.  Doesn't do it with google's 
chrome and of course no Internet Exploder on my MAC.  

Next time it happens I am going to cut and paste the info and send to the C-J 
IT dept.  Apple already gets it.

Now if the C-J site was as good as NOLA.COM no one here would have a problem.  
That is what a city/newspaper site should be like.  

Richard





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 I know they just started with the paid access to articles model. I am sure 
 that could be part of the problem.
 They are using cookies to track how many articles you read on the site and 
 after so many they cut you off for the month.
 The whole newspaper model of distribution has been up ended by the internet. 
 With the advent of the smartphone this has only increased.
 I know my daughter’s generation doesn’t even read the newspaper.  The whole 
 Magazine and Newspaper industry is having a tough time of it.
 The next front in this transition will be the TV networks and local TV 
 stations. They must be able to transition to a different way of doing things 
 or
 They will be left behind.
  
 From: macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu 
 [mailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu] On Behalf Of Neal Hammon
 Sent: Monday, August 13, 2012 6:57 AM
 To: Topics related to Apple and Macintosh computers
 Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Safari and C-J
  
 I heard that the Courier-Journal was not doing well financially, but who 
 would have guessed that they were break into people's computers. Are they 
 trying to steal your identity and use your money to help finance their 
 deficits? 
  
 Maybe if they would start printing news instead of propaganda, they could get 
 back on their feet. 
  
 Neal Hammon
  
  
  
 On Aug 12, 2012, at 11:41 PM, Richard Meadows wrote:
  
 I am using Safari on a MBP with Mountain Lion.  When I go to the 
 Courier-Journal site and clink a link Safari shuts down and up pots a window 
 with the code that is FUBAR.  
  
 Anyone else experiencing this?   
  
 
 Richard Meadows
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[MacGroup] Safari and C-J

[Richard Meadows]

I am using Safari on a MBP with Mountain Lion.  When I go to the 
Courier-Journal site and clink a link Safari shuts down and up pots a window 
with the code that is FUBAR.  

Anyone else experiencing this?   


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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and C-J

[Bill Rising]

On Aug 12, 2012, at 23:41 , Richard Meadows wrote:

 I am using Safari on a MBP with Mountain Lion.  When I go to the 
 Courier-Journal site and clink a link Safari shuts down and up pots a window 
 with the code that is FUBAR.  
 
 Anyone else experiencing this?   

I'm still using Safari 5.1.7 on Lion, with no troubles. No direct help for you, 
but at least it could narrow the problem to either Safari 6 or Mountain Lion 
(or perhaps an extension/plugin you have).

Bill

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari Glasses

[R. D. Preston]

On Jul 28, 2011, at 8:46 PM, John Robinson wrote:

 I may be the only person to not have noticed this but tonight I saw a very 
 small pair of glasses in the top left corner of the new Safari.  Clicking on 
 them slides out a tray where you can store articles you have found from your 
 browsing to come back to them later to review as time permits.  
 
 So cool!!
 
 John

Option doesn't seem to be there with version 5.0.5 .
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari Glasses

[Marta Edie]

No, only with snow leopard. 6.8 , but I think it is just another one of those 
superfluous things.  If I want to read an article, I just save it on the 
desktop. 

Less is more!
Marta






On Aug 8, 2011, at 4:10 PM, R. D. Preston wrote:

 On Jul 28, 2011, at 8:46 PM, John Robinson wrote:
 
 I may be the only person to not have noticed this but tonight I saw a very 
 small pair of glasses in the top left corner of the new Safari.  Clicking on 
 them slides out a tray where you can store articles you have found from your 
 browsing to come back to them later to review as time permits.  
 
 So cool!!
 
 John
 
 Option doesn't seem to be there with version 5.0.5 .
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[MacGroup] Safari, PDFs, Quicktime

[Dan Crutcher]

When I click on a link to a PDF file in Safari, the file is opened by the 
Quicktime plug-in, which I don't like (it doesn't allow me to resize the view 
as much as I want to). This is relatively new behavior, as I believe Safari 
used to open such files with an Adobe Acrobat plug-in. Anyone know how to 
change the designated Safari plug-in for particular file types? I thought there 
would be a tab for that in Safari preferences, but I can't find anything like 
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[MacGroup] Safari Glasses

[John Robinson]

I may be the only person to not have noticed this but tonight I saw a very 
small pair of glasses in the top left corner of the new Safari.  Clicking on 
them slides out a tray where you can store articles you have found from your 
browsing to come back to them later to review as time permits.  

So cool!!

John


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[MacGroup] Safari 5.1 and PithHelmet

[Bill Rising]

Hey all,

Has anyone who (still) uses PithHelmet [1] tried Safari 5.1? Does PithHelmet 
still work? 

I realize it uses a major hack (SIMBL [2]), which is frowned on by many, but is 
does such a good job at blocking ads that I'm loathe to change to anything 
(regardless of the features) if it means seeing all the ADD-inducing ads out 
there.

I've found one reference claiming that SIMBL fails in Safari 5.1, but then 
there are also reports of clicktoflash [3] failing, which are then refuted.

Cheers,




[1] http://culater.net/software/PithHelmet/PithHelmet.php
[2] http://culater.net/software/SIMBL/SIMBL.php
[3] http://clicktoflash.com/


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Re: [MacGroup] Safari Emulation

[John Robinson]

Thank you Ed, SO much.  This group is an amazing bunch of folks.

John


On Jul 5, 2011, at 5:15 AM, Ed Wiser wrote:

 http://www.davidalison.com/2008/05/how-to-let-safari-pretend-its-ie.html
 
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 [mailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu] On Behalf Of John Robinson
 Sent: Monday, July 04, 2011 3:32 PM
 To: Topics related to Apple and Macintosh computers
 Subject: [MacGroup] Safari Emulation
 
 Folks, does this still exist?
 
 Several Safari versions ago there was a way to have the browser emulate 
 another browser, the most obvious choice being Explorer from Microsoft.  My 
 granddaughter-in-law starts Pharmacy school this week and she is having a 
 hard time connecting to the school system using Safari.  The school is vague 
 about Safari working, saying some versions will/may. They do not support 
 Firefox.  
 
 I can remember using the feature of Explorer from Safari on a couple sites 
 what just would not allow anything but Explorer.  Now I can't find the 
 feature, previously it was under the bug reporting icon.
 
 Thanks for any suggestions.
 
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[MacGroup] Safari Emulation

[John Robinson]

Folks, does this still exist?

Several Safari versions ago there was a way to have the browser emulate 
another browser, the most obvious choice being Explorer from Microsoft.  My 
granddaughter-in-law starts Pharmacy school this week and she is having a hard 
time connecting to the school system using Safari.  The school is vague about 
Safari working, saying some versions will/may. They do not support Firefox.  

I can remember using the feature of Explorer from Safari on a couple sites what 
just would not allow anything but Explorer.  Now I can't find the feature, 
previously it was under the bug reporting icon.

Thanks for any suggestions.

John





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[MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Rick Burnett]

A few months ago we sold my brother-in-law our old Macbook. The only people
that use it or have access to it are him and his wife (primarily his wife).
He called yesterday because the history in Safari showed a bunch of adult
websites. His wife claims that she didn't visit them. I've never had a
problem with any of my machines doing this, but I'm not sure what the most
current virus/malware situation is. I know that his wife uses Facebook a lot
and is always doing those quizzes and apps and such on there. Is it possible
that one of those could have done something with Safari to make all these
sites show up in the browser history?
They don't try and download music or application or anything that I'm aware
of.
At first I thought perhaps she had been visiting the sites and just not
wanting to tell him, but he showed me the browser history and it is a LOT of
different webpages going back for a few days.

Any thoughts? Has their Mac been compromised or does she just not want to
fess up? ;)

Rick

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Tom Guenthner]

Gee Rick,

You might ask her.

Tom


On Jun 22, 2011, at 10:57 AM, Rick Burnett wrote:

A few months ago we sold my brother-in-law our old Macbook. The only people 
that use it or have access to it are him and his wife (primarily his wife).
He called yesterday because the history in Safari showed a bunch of adult 
websites. His wife claims that she didn't visit them. I've never had a problem 
with any of my machines doing this, but I'm not sure what the most current 
virus/malware situation is. I know that his wife uses Facebook a lot and is 
always doing those quizzes and apps and such on there. Is it possible that one 
of those could have done something with Safari to make all these sites show up 
in the browser history?
They don't try and download music or application or anything that I'm aware of.
At first I thought perhaps she had been visiting the sites and just not wanting 
to tell him, but he showed me the browser history and it is a LOT of different 
webpages going back for a few days.

Any thoughts? Has their Mac been compromised or does she just not want to fess 
up? ;)

Rick

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Tom Guenthner]

GEE! ...Rick you best ask her.

Tom
On Jun 22, 2011, at 10:57 AM, Rick Burnett wrote:

A few months ago we sold my brother-in-law our old Macbook. The only people 
that use it or have access to it are him and his wife (primarily his wife).
He called yesterday because the history in Safari showed a bunch of adult 
websites. His wife claims that she didn't visit them. I've never had a problem 
with any of my machines doing this, but I'm not sure what the most current 
virus/malware situation is. I know that his wife uses Facebook a lot and is 
always doing those quizzes and apps and such on there. Is it possible that one 
of those could have done something with Safari to make all these sites show up 
in the browser history?
They don't try and download music or application or anything that I'm aware of.
At first I thought perhaps she had been visiting the sites and just not wanting 
to tell him, but he showed me the browser history and it is a LOT of different 
webpages going back for a few days.

Any thoughts? Has their Mac been compromised or does she just not want to fess 
up? ;)

Rick

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Rick Burnett]

Ha! Well, that was my first thought, but she denies it.
I hadn't heard of such a thing happening on Safari before so I thought I'd
post it to the group.
Is this something that my brother-in-law can control through parental
controls, or would that just block all internet access?

Rick


On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 12:18 PM, Tom Guenthner tguenth...@insightbb.comwrote:

 GEE! ...Rick you best ask her.

 Tom
 On Jun 22, 2011, at 10:57 AM, Rick Burnett wrote:

 A few months ago we sold my brother-in-law our old Macbook. The only people
 that use it or have access to it are him and his wife (primarily his wife).
 He called yesterday because the history in Safari showed a bunch of adult
 websites. His wife claims that she didn't visit them. I've never had a
 problem with any of my machines doing this, but I'm not sure what the most
 current virus/malware situation is. I know that his wife uses Facebook a lot
 and is always doing those quizzes and apps and such on there. Is it possible
 that one of those could have done something with Safari to make all these
 sites show up in the browser history?
 They don't try and download music or application or anything that I'm aware
 of.
 At first I thought perhaps she had been visiting the sites and just not
 wanting to tell him, but he showed me the browser history and it is a LOT of
 different webpages going back for a few days.

 Any thoughts? Has their Mac been compromised or does she just not want to
 fess up? ;)

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Jonathan Fletcher]

On Jun 22, 2011, at 12:00 PM, Rick Burnett b3stud...@gmail.com wrote:

 Any thoughts? Has their Mac been compromised or does she just not want to 
 fess up? ;)

RELATIONAL
Not good. No matter what. Either she did or she didn't, but accusing her of it 
if she didn't is just as hazardous to the marriage. 

I would get over it, quietly clear the cache and redouble my efforts to meet 
her needs. Making a big deal about it is so totally a lose-lose proposition.

I'm on wife #3, so I know ALL about losing.

TECHNICAL
To make sure, though, change the password, set it to require said password, and 
turn off any remote access services. (And DO NOT give the password out to any 
teenage boys.)

You should also make sure it is running all the security updates from Apple to 
catch any trojans anyway. Sounds like she's in their target demographic sights.

j.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Rick Burnett]

I told him it was probably some spam stuff from her facebook activities. I
ain't gettin' in the middle of that sort of mess.

I'll double check the security stuff the next time I'm over there or he's
online and I can use screen sharing.
Thanks,

r


On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 2:16 PM, Jonathan Fletcher
li...@fletcherdata.comwrote:

 On Jun 22, 2011, at 12:00 PM, Rick Burnett b3stud...@gmail.com wrote:

  Any thoughts? Has their Mac been compromised or does she just not want to
 fess up? ;)

 RELATIONAL
 Not good. No matter what. Either she did or she didn't, but accusing her of
 it if she didn't is just as hazardous to the marriage.

 I would get over it, quietly clear the cache and redouble my efforts to
 meet her needs. Making a big deal about it is so totally a lose-lose
 proposition.

 I'm on wife #3, so I know ALL about losing.

 TECHNICAL
 To make sure, though, change the password, set it to require said password,
 and turn off any remote access services. (And DO NOT give the password out
 to any teenage boys.)

 You should also make sure it is running all the security updates from Apple
 to catch any trojans anyway. Sounds like she's in their target demographic
 sights.

 j.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[john humphries]

I suspect that a certain someone will not visit certain sites again.


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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Rick Burnett]

I suspect that you are right, and judging from the number of sites visited,
they were having trouble finding what they were looking for anyway...


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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Lee Larson]

On Jun 22, 2011, at 2:47 PM, Rick Burnett b3stud...@gmail.com wrote:

 I suspect that you are right, and judging from the number of sites visited, 
 they were having trouble finding what they were looking for anyway...

On the other hand, you can easily click on one of those JavaScript-storm links 
that just keep opening up new windows until you force quit. I've been trapped 
in one of those porn-storms after somehow clicking on the wrong link. Something 
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Sandra Schreiber]

this poor woman is being backed in to a corner!



On Jun 22, 2011, at 3:13 PM, Rick Burnett wrote:

True, but this adult history went back for a few days, so she would have had 
a JavaScript-storm several days in a row. Also, she left out any mention of 
closing a bunch of porn sites when questioned. Seems like that would have been 
a good excuse if she had thought of it ;)



On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 3:07 PM, Lee Larson leelar...@me.com wrote:
On Jun 22, 2011, at 2:47 PM, Rick Burnett b3stud...@gmail.com wrote:

 I suspect that you are right, and judging from the number of sites visited, 
 they were having trouble finding what they were looking for anyway...

On the other hand, you can easily click on one of those JavaScript-storm links 
that just keep opening up new windows until you force quit. I've been trapped 
in one of those porn-storms after somehow clicking on the wrong link. Something 
like that will generate a lot of history pretty quickly.




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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Marta Edie]

I have never even seen an adult site, but from all that storm created  
I shall ask you all how to go about to have an adult site storm. I  
also need to know what to do when I get there. Just look? Or do I  
interact?


I am so undereducated when it comes to games and porn on the computer.  
Maybe at 85 I will learn new tricks.

Marta




On Jun 22, 2011, at 15:17 PM, Sandra Schreiber wrote:


this poor woman is being backed in to a corner!



On Jun 22, 2011, at 3:13 PM, Rick Burnett wrote:

True, but this adult history went back for a few days, so she  
would have had a JavaScript-storm several days in a row. Also, she  
left out any mention of closing a bunch of porn sites when  
questioned. Seems like that would have been a good excuse if she had  
thought of it ;)




On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 3:07 PM, Lee Larson leelar...@me.com wrote:
On Jun 22, 2011, at 2:47 PM, Rick Burnett b3stud...@gmail.com wrote:

 I suspect that you are right, and judging from the number of sites  
visited, they were having trouble finding what they were looking for  
anyway...


On the other hand, you can easily click on one of those JavaScript- 
storm links that just keep opening up new windows until you force  
quit. I've been trapped in one of those porn-storms after somehow  
clicking on the wrong link. Something like that will generate a lot  
of history pretty quickly.





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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Rick Burnett]

Nah, it's all in fun. No one would have batted an eye if she owned up to it,
but her denial made me worry that their machine had actually been
compromised in some way.
The funniest part is that my brother-in-law called me to see if *I* had been
looking at the sites because it used to be our computer and he thought they
were bookmarks, not browser history.
I tried to explain that a clean OS install and new user account would have
erased any evidence someone at my house might have left behind.

As far as they are concerned the issue is done and no one is at fault. I
just wanted to know if there was some action I should take on their machine
as the default fix my computer guy in the family.

Sure, this might lead to some great practical joke birthday presents for a
few years, but that's about it.

On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 3:17 PM, Sandra Schreiber
sgssil...@insightbb.comwrote:

 this poor woman is being backed in to a corner!



 On Jun 22, 2011, at 3:13 PM, Rick Burnett wrote:

 True, but this adult history went back for a few days, so she would have
 had a JavaScript-storm several days in a row. Also, she left out any mention
 of closing a bunch of porn sites when questioned. Seems like that would have
 been a good excuse if she had thought of it ;)



 On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 3:07 PM, Lee Larson leelar...@me.com wrote:

 On Jun 22, 2011, at 2:47 PM, Rick Burnett b3stud...@gmail.com wrote:

  I suspect that you are right, and judging from the number of sites
 visited, they were having trouble finding what they were looking for
 anyway...

 On the other hand, you can easily click on one of those JavaScript-storm
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Rick Burnett]

True, but this adult history went back for a few days, so she would have
had a JavaScript-storm several days in a row. Also, she left out any mention
of closing a bunch of porn sites when questioned. Seems like that would have
been a good excuse if she had thought of it ;)



On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 3:07 PM, Lee Larson leelar...@me.com wrote:

 On Jun 22, 2011, at 2:47 PM, Rick Burnett b3stud...@gmail.com wrote:

  I suspect that you are right, and judging from the number of sites
 visited, they were having trouble finding what they were looking for
 anyway...

 On the other hand, you can easily click on one of those JavaScript-storm
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and Adult Sites

[Jonathan Fletcher]

It happened to the teenage daughter of a friend of mine. She called me nearly 
crying. What happens is that when you try to close the window it runs a 
javascript that opens one or several more. Trying to close those results in 
many more opening up. Pretty soon you end up with a porn-storm (Good name, 
Lee. I never heard that before!) and a really incriminating history.

Good old Command-Q is your friend in those situations. Then open it back up and 
clear your history, so it doesn't get talked about by fellow Mac users all over 
town.  

::-)

BTW, Marta: I know it burns you to no end, but I gotta tell ya, there are times 
when you don't have to know everything! 

This is one of those times.

j.




On Jun 22, 2011, at 3:25 PM, Marta Edie martae...@mac.com wrote:

 I have never even seen an adult site, but from all that storm created I shall 
 ask you all how to go about to have an adult site storm. I also need to know 
 what to do when I get there. Just look? Or do I interact? 
 
 I am so undereducated when it comes to games and porn on the computer. Maybe 
 at 85 I will learn new tricks. 
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[MacGroup] Safari bookmarks

[Nelsn Helm]

I would very much like to transfer my Safari bookmarks from one 
computer to another, but I cannot find them. Where are they?

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari bookmarks

[Bill Micou]

Copy ~/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.plist from one Mac to the other.

Bill Micou

On Dec 8, 2009, at 2:59 PM, Nelsn Helm wrote:


transfer my Safari bookmarks from one computer to anothe




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[MacGroup] Safari 4 buddy convenient hidden Preferences.

[Ed Wiser]

http://www.applelinks.com/index.php/more/safari_4_buddy_10_convenient_hidden_preferences_for_safari_4_public_beta_os/#When:06:07:00Z

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[MacGroup] Safari 4

[Jonathan Fletcher]

I have been enjoying Safari 4 and I found a trick that had been asked  
about on this list and thought some of you might like to hear about it.

ADDING TO TOP SITES
Open up two Safari windows side by side. Open one in Top Site mode and  
the other to your bookmarks. Click the edit button on the lower left  
corner of the top site window. Click back to the bookmarks window.

Then just drag your favorite sites from your bookmarks to where you  
want them to appear on top sites. It appears to not always work the  
way I expect it to and I have not fully explored it to figure out why.  
For instance, it appears to not be able to move certain web sites. It  
also sometimes does not totally rebuild the top sites layout until you  
click done. I occasionally get gaps when I'm moving sites around.

You get the idea, though.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Marta Edie]

You are a genius, Jonathan, now I got on the top sites what I consider  
tops . I hope somebody ( my computer) will try to change my mind.

Marta




On Mar 2, 2009, at 12:52 pm, Jonathan Fletcher wrote:


I have been enjoying Safari 4 and I found a trick that had been asked
about on this list and thought some of you might like to hear about  
it.


ADDING TO TOP SITES
Open up two Safari windows side by side. Open one in Top Site mode and
the other to your bookmarks. Click the edit button on the lower left
corner of the top site window. Click back to the bookmarks window.

Then just drag your favorite sites from your bookmarks to where you
want them to appear on top sites. It appears to not always work the
way I expect it to and I have not fully explored it to figure out why.
For instance, it appears to not be able to move certain web sites. It
also sometimes does not totally rebuild the top sites layout until you
click done. I occasionally get gaps when I'm moving sites around.

You get the idea, though.

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Project Foreman
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jfle...@newmediaconstco.com

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[MacGroup] safari tweaks

[Ed Wiser]

http://pointum.com/safari-tweaks.html

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[John Stone]

Nope installed on all my machines including my work Windows laptop and it
works great.

John

On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 8:20 PM, Anne Cartwright cartw...@aye.net wrote:

 I've tried to install the new beta Safari and so far had no success.
 The first time I installed it nothing changed. The second time I
 installed it, it seemed to go OK. I used Safari 4.0B for a brief bit,
 just to get some idea of what was what. When I later tried it I got a
 message that something was missing. Used the Uninstaller and it
 replaced the 4.0B with my previous version (3.2.1). Now I'm using
 3.2.1. Thought I see if anyone else has a problem before I try again.

 I have a 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo running Mac OS X 10.5.6 with 4 GB
 RAM and quartz extreme supported.  I have all the Software updates
 suggested by Apple, including the Security Update 2009-01.

 Anyone else had a problem or have a suggestion for me?

 Anne Cartwright

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[MacGroup] Safari 4

[Marta Edie]

OK, I just found it- there is a way to see white again. Deo gratias.  
Help is not needed.

Marta




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[MacGroup] Safari 4 how-to: Top Sites Browser in a nutshell for Marta

[Ed Wiser]

http://arstechnica.com/apple/guides/2009/02/safari-4-focus-top-sites-browser-in-a-nutshell.ars


Sent from my iPhone

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[MacGroup] Safari 4

[Ed Wiser]

http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/02/hands-on-safari-4-beta-fast-mixes-polish-rough-ui-edges.ars

Downloaded this yesterday afternoon. Is behaving itself better than Safari 3 
did when they release it.
Loads pages fast wow.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Profile]

Ed,

I also loaded it and I cannot believe how fast pages load, this is on  
steroids.  One question, where is the refresh loop?


John



On Feb 25, 2009, at 5:44 AM, Ed Wiser wrote:


http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/02/hands-on-safari-4-beta-fast-mixes-polish-rough-ui-edges.ars

Downloaded this yesterday afternoon. Is behaving itself better than  
Safari 3 did when they release it.

Loads pages fast wow.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Lee Larson]

On Feb 25, at 8:21 AM, Profile wrote:

I also loaded it and I cannot believe how fast pages load, this is  
on steroids.  One question, where is the refresh loop?


To the left of the URL input field. Spot the circular arrow.









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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Lee Larson]

On Feb 25, at 8:26 AM, Lee Larson wrote:


To the left of the URL input field. Spot the circular arrow.



Oops! I meant your other left, sometimes called the right.









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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Profile]

Great Laugh Lee, especially coming from THE GURU!!

John




On Feb 25, 2009, at 8:27 AM, Lee Larson wrote:


 On Feb 25, at 8:26 AM, Lee Larson wrote:

 To the left of the URL input field. Spot the circular arrow.


 Oops! I meant your other left, sometimes called the right.







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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Ed Wiser]

Like Lee said in the right hand corner. Same as Safari on the iPhone and iPod 
Touch.
I like the drop down search too and the top sites is neat. Coverview for the 
history search is a nice touch too.


From: macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu 
[mailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu] On Behalf Of Profile
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 8:22 AM
To: Macintosh topics
Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

Ed,

I also loaded it and I cannot believe how fast pages load, this is on steroids. 
 One question, where is the refresh loop?

John



On Feb 25, 2009, at 5:44 AM, Ed Wiser wrote:


http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/02/hands-on-safari-4-beta-fast-mixes-polish-rough-ui-edges.ars

Downloaded this yesterday afternoon. Is behaving itself better than Safari 3 
did when they release it.
Loads pages fast wow.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Marta Edie]

1. Thanks for the Access and Dr. Seuss. that's about my capability.

2. Ed, I was trying to find this new Safari 4 Beta Browser.I can't  
even fnd where to download it  from the website you show.


3. I am puzzled ( as if I were not all the time) . But this happened.  
A friend sent me two attachments, one an article the other a map  
in .doc, files that open easily all the time. The article opened, the  
map did not, it only showed a black dot where the map should have been.


However, when I looked at my iPhone, there it was, the map in all its  
glory. I then tried to forward it to my computer, but there it only  
showed the dot again. It did the same on my iMac and also iBook  
running Tiger as well as my MBp running Leopard. What does the iPhone  
have my other computers don't?

Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 05:44 am, Ed Wiser wrote:


http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/02/hands-on-safari-4-beta-fast-mixes-polish-rough-ui-edges.ars

Downloaded this yesterday afternoon. Is behaving itself better than  
Safari 3 did when they release it.

Loads pages fast wow.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Rick Burnett]

Tweaks for the new browser:
http://pointum.com/safari-tweaks.html

http://swedishcampground.com/safari-4-hidden-preferences

I especially like the DebugSafari4LoadProgressStyle one, as it fixes  
my one complaint with the new version: the blue progress bar in the  
address field has been removed in favor of the spinning wheel that  
shows no indication of how much of the page has been loaded...




On Feb 25, 2009, at 9:06 AM, Marta Edie wrote:


Yeah, a great laugh for those who could manage the download!!!
Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 09:04 am, Profile wrote:


Great Laugh Lee, especially coming from THE GURU!!

John




On Feb 25, 2009, at 8:27 AM, Lee Larson wrote:



On Feb 25, at 8:26 AM, Lee Larson wrote:


To the left of the URL input field. Spot the circular arrow.



Oops! I meant your other left, sometimes called the right.







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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Ed Wiser]

http://www.apple.com/safari/download/

The good thing about this version is they include the an uninstaller in the 
package.


From: macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu 
[mailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu] On Behalf Of Marta Edie
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 9:06 AM
To: Macintosh topics
Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

1. Thanks for the Access and Dr. Seuss. that's about my capability.

2. Ed, I was trying to find this new Safari 4 Beta Browser.I can't even fnd 
where to download it  from the website you show.

3. I am puzzled ( as if I were not all the time) . But this happened. A friend 
sent me two attachments, one an article the other a map in .doc, files that 
open easily all the time. The article opened, the map did not, it only showed a 
black dot where the map should have been.

However, when I looked at my iPhone, there it was, the map in all its glory. I 
then tried to forward it to my computer, but there it only showed the dot 
again. It did the same on my iMac and also iBook running Tiger as well as my 
MBp running Leopard. What does the iPhone have my other computers don't?
Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 05:44 am, Ed Wiser wrote:


http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/02/hands-on-safari-4-beta-fast-mixes-polish-rough-ui-edges.ars

Downloaded this yesterday afternoon. Is behaving itself better than Safari 3 
did when they release it.
Loads pages fast wow.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Ed Wiser]

The iPhone has the ability to open word files and read windows pasted links. 
Which always misses up OSX. With so many windows users using iPhones they have 
some abilities that OSX doesn't


3. I am puzzled ( as if I were not all the time) . But this happened. A friend 
sent me two attachments, one an article the other a map in .doc, files that 
open easily all the time. The article opened, the map did not, it only showed a 
black dot where the map should have been.

However, when I looked at my iPhone, there it was, the map in all its glory. I 
then tried to forward it to my computer, but there it only showed the dot 
again. It did the same on my iMac and also iBook running Tiger as well as my 
MBp running Leopard. What does the iPhone have my other computers don't?
Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 05:44 am, Ed Wiser wrote:

http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/02/hands-on-safari-4-beta-fast-mixes-polish-rough-ui-edges.ars

Downloaded this yesterday afternoon. Is behaving itself better than Safari 3 
did when they release it.
Loads pages fast wow.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Marta Edie]

Thanks, so i did.
of course this version did NOT fix the bug with my BBT bank. I still  
cannot get to do my business on the website. The last Safari update  
did something to this website, or better my getting to do my accessing  
my accounts. Tiger always worked.


For, and only for the BBT bank I have to use Firefox. And still will.  
I even have a special number at apple - and they assured me they will  
fix the bug !!

Well!

Now about this uninstaller. Can that be installed  just in case at a  
later date I might want to go back to the old version? It tells me if  
I install the uninstaller, this will take me back to the old version.



Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 09:26 am, Ed Wiser wrote:


http://www.apple.com/safari/download/

The good thing about this version is they include the an uninstaller  
in the package.



From: macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu [mailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu 
] On Behalf Of Marta Edie

Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 9:06 AM
To: Macintosh topics
Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

1. Thanks for the Access and Dr. Seuss. that's about my capability.

2. Ed, I was trying to find this new Safari 4 Beta Browser.I can't  
even fnd where to download it  from the website you show.


3. I am puzzled ( as if I were not all the time) . But this  
happened. A friend sent me two attachments, one an article the other  
a map in .doc, files that open easily all the time. The article  
opened, the map did not, it only showed a black dot where the map  
should have been.


However, when I looked at my iPhone, there it was, the map in all  
its glory. I then tried to forward it to my computer, but there it  
only showed the dot again. It did the same on my iMac and also iBook  
running Tiger as well as my MBp running Leopard. What does the  
iPhone have my other computers don't?

Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 05:44 am, Ed Wiser wrote:


http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/02/hands-on-safari-4-beta-fast-mixes-polish-rough-ui-edges.ars

Downloaded this yesterday afternoon. Is behaving itself better than  
Safari 3 did when they release it.

Loads pages fast wow.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Ed Wiser]

Just keep the disk image in a safe place then open it and click on the 
uninstall icon.

From: macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu 
[mailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu] On Behalf Of Marta Edie
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 10:10 AM
To: Macintosh topics
Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

Thanks, so i did.
of course this version did NOT fix the bug with my BBT bank. I still cannot 
get to do my business on the website. The last Safari update did something to 
this website, or better my getting to do my accessing my accounts. Tiger always 
worked.

For, and only for the BBT bank I have to use Firefox. And still will. I even 
have a special number at apple - and they assured me they will fix the bug !!
Well!

Now about this uninstaller. Can that be installed  just in case at a later date 
I might want to go back to the old version? It tells me if I install the 
uninstaller, this will take me back to the old version.


Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 09:26 am, Ed Wiser wrote:


http://www.apple.com/safari/download/

The good thing about this version is they include the an uninstaller in the 
package.


From: 
macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edumailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu
 [mailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu] On Behalf Of Marta Edie
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 9:06 AM
To: Macintosh topics
Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

1. Thanks for the Access and Dr. Seuss. that's about my capability.

2. Ed, I was trying to find this new Safari 4 Beta Browser.I can't even fnd 
where to download it  from the website you show.

3. I am puzzled ( as if I were not all the time) . But this happened. A friend 
sent me two attachments, one an article the other a map in .doc, files that 
open easily all the time. The article opened, the map did not, it only showed a 
black dot where the map should have been.

However, when I looked at my iPhone, there it was, the map in all its glory. I 
then tried to forward it to my computer, but there it only showed the dot 
again. It did the same on my iMac and also iBook running Tiger as well as my 
MBp running Leopard. What does the iPhone have my other computers don't?
Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 05:44 am, Ed Wiser wrote:



http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/02/hands-on-safari-4-beta-fast-mixes-polish-rough-ui-edges.ars

Downloaded this yesterday afternoon. Is behaving itself better than Safari 3 
did when they release it.
Loads pages fast wow.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

[Marta Edie]

Thanks!
Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 10:23 am, Ed Wiser wrote:

Just keep the disk image in a safe place then open it and click on  
the uninstall icon.


From: macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu [mailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu 
] On Behalf Of Marta Edie

Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 10:10 AM
To: Macintosh topics
Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

Thanks, so i did.
of course this version did NOT fix the bug with my BBT bank. I  
still cannot get to do my business on the website. The last Safari  
update did something to this website, or better my getting to do my  
accessing my accounts. Tiger always worked.


For, and only for the BBT bank I have to use Firefox. And still  
will. I even have a special number at apple - and they assured me  
they will fix the bug !!

Well!

Now about this uninstaller. Can that be installed  just in case at a  
later date I might want to go back to the old version? It tells me  
if I install the uninstaller, this will take me back to the old  
version.



Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 09:26 am, Ed Wiser wrote:


http://www.apple.com/safari/download/

The good thing about this version is they include the an uninstaller  
in the package.



From: macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu [mailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu 
] On Behalf Of Marta Edie

Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 9:06 AM
To: Macintosh topics
Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Safari 4

1. Thanks for the Access and Dr. Seuss. that's about my capability.

2. Ed, I was trying to find this new Safari 4 Beta Browser.I can't  
even fnd where to download it  from the website you show.


3. I am puzzled ( as if I were not all the time) . But this  
happened. A friend sent me two attachments, one an article the other  
a map in .doc, files that open easily all the time. The article  
opened, the map did not, it only showed a black dot where the map  
should have been.


However, when I looked at my iPhone, there it was, the map in all  
its glory. I then tried to forward it to my computer, but there it  
only showed the dot again. It did the same on my iMac and also iBook  
running Tiger as well as my MBp running Leopard. What does the  
iPhone have my other computers don't?

Marta




On Feb 25, 2009, at 05:44 am, Ed Wiser wrote:



http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/02/hands-on-safari-4-beta-fast-mixes-polish-rough-ui-edges.ars

Downloaded this yesterday afternoon. Is behaving itself better than  
Safari 3 did when they release it.

Loads pages fast wow.

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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and PDFs

[Profile]

Nelson,Here is a site I went to this morning, this is right from Safari:Time for a Reality CheckFebruary 13, 2009By John MauldinTime for a Reality CheckWorld Trade Is Falling Off a CliffEuropean Bank Losses Dwarf Those in the USGeithner: "You Can't Handle the Truth"Earnings Will Get Even WorseOrlando, Colorado Springs, New York, and Las VegasAdditional OptionsSend to a FriendPrint Version.pdf FormatOn the right side you see several choices, one being .pdf format.When I click on the pdf. I get this, which are a few lines from the 10 page pdf.It is not just the US that is in recession. The world is slowing down, and rapidly.This week we quickly survey the rest of the world, and then come back to the US. Wefollow up with the implications for corporate earnings worldwide, and specificallyaddress my speculations about earnings forecasts for 2009.When I go to the bottom of the page with the mouse I have this appear:I don't have to do anything with it if I want to read the PDF, I continue to scroll down the pdf.  If I want to save the pdf I click on the far right icon, the one with the arrow pointing toward the computer. If I want to view the pdf in a thumbnail layout with the sidebar showing the various pages I click on the second icon and the other two icons are to zoom in and out.If you don't get this system when you click on a pdf format I am thinking it must be a problem with Adobe as was mentioned earlier.  My system and Safari are the latest that Apple offers.John___
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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and PDFs

[R. D. Preston]

On Feb 17, 2009, at 2:33 PM, Nelsn Helm wrote:

 Safari used to open PDFs by itself, or perhaps with a plug-in.

 Now, Safari opens a window and tells me to select the application I
 want to use.

 All the applications are grayed out.

 ?!


Same thing has happened to me right after
  I upgraded my Adobe Acrobat to ver. 9.

--russ


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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and PDFs

[richm...@qx.net]

I don't necessarily want to download the thing.
I just want to look at it.
Is that a setting I can change in Safari?



--- Original Message ---
From: R. D. Preston[mailto:preston@insightbb.com]
Sent: 2/18/2009 4:59:09 PM
To  : macgroup@erdos.math.louisville.edu
Cc  : 
Subject : RE: Re: [MacGroup] Safari and PDFs

 On Feb 17, 2009, at 2:33 PM, Nelsn Helm wrote:

 Safari used to open PDFs by itself, or perhaps with a plug-in.

 Now, Safari opens a window and tells me to select the application I
 want to use.

 All the applications are grayed out.

 ?!


Same thing has happened to me right after
  I upgraded my Adobe Acrobat to ver. 9.

--russ


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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and PDFs

[Profile]

Possibly the problem is with Adobe, I don't use it and I have no  
problem with viewing the PDF's, then if you move the mouse down close  
to the bottom of the document you get a screen where you can click  
various icons (it is a floating pallet that appears only if you move  
your mouse down to the bottom and disappears when you move away from  
the bottom).  If you click on the far right icon in this pallet it  
will save the file to the hard drive otherwise you can read and close  
without saving.


John


On Feb 18, 2009, at 11:28 PM, richm...@qx.net wrote:


I don't necessarily want to download the thing.
I just want to look at it.
Is that a setting I can change in Safari?



--- Original Message ---
From : R. D. Preston[mailto:preston@insightbb.com]
Sent : 2/18/2009 4:59:09 PM
To : macgroup@erdos.math.louisville.edu
Cc :
Subject : RE: Re: [MacGroup] Safari and PDFs

On Feb 17, 2009, at 2:33 PM, Nelsn Helm wrote:

 Safari used to open PDFs by itself, or perhaps with a plug-in.

 Now, Safari opens a window and tells me to select the application I
 want to use.

 All the applications are grayed out.

 ?!


Same thing has happened to me right after
I upgraded my Adobe Acrobat to ver. 9.

--russ


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Re: [MacGroup] Safari and PDFs

[Nelsn Helm]

I hope so, but I don't know how to do it.

At 11:28 PM -0500 2/18/09, richm...@qx.net wrote:
I don't necessarily want to download the thing.
I just want to look at it.
Is that a setting I can change in Safari?



--- Original Message ---
From : R. D. Preston[mailto:preston@insightbb.com]
Sent : 2/18/2009 4:59:09 PM
To : macgroup@erdos.math.louisville.edu
Cc :
Subject : RE: Re: [MacGroup] Safari and PDFs

On Feb 17, 2009, at 2:33 PM, Nelsn Helm wrote:

  Safari used to open PDFs by itself, or perhaps with a plug-in.

  Now, Safari opens a window and tells me to select the application I
  want to use.

  All the applications are grayed out.

  ?!


Same thing has happened to me right after
I upgraded my Adobe Acrobat to ver. 9.

--russ


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[MacGroup] Safari and PDFs

[Nelsn Helm]

Safari used to open PDFs by itself, or perhaps with a plug-in.

Now, Safari opens a window and tells me to select the application I 
want to use.

All the applications are grayed out.

?!

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[MacGroup] Safari+

[Ed Wiser]

http://www.ipuhelin.com/en/safariplus/


Sent from my iPhone

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[MacGroup] Safari

[George H . Yankey]

Group,
 I am having problems with Safari. It opens and  
downloads  OK ; however the only way I can get it to Quit is to Force  
Quit from the dock.
Any ideas as to how I can  correct this problem?

George Yankey

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[MacGroup] Safari 3.1 out.

[Ed Wiser]

http://www.apple.com/safari/

They say its snappy any takers.:)
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