Solved: in Safari Preferences check the "Show Develop menu in menu bar"
option, then select "Empty Caches" in the new "Develop" menu that appears.
On Sunday, September 6, 2020 at 6:32:55 PM UTC-4 gfb wrote:
> I can live with this. It happened because I wanted to see what happens
> with current
I thought we had fixed things so that DrRacket would detect (and fix) the
problem when restarting. But I can believe that newer version of the OS
defeat our attempts to work around the security things that break this. :(
Robby
On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 5:32 PM gfb wrote:
> I can live with this.
I can live with this. It happened because I wanted to see what happens with
current macOS and DrRacket version, and what it takes to fix it, when
launching from dmg. Some non-cs 1st year students launch from dmg each term
despite screenshots, warnings, and demonstrating the correct process in
I tried raco setup first, clearing Safari history and data, toggling
javascript, restarting the computer, switching default browser, fresh
installs including downloading from a different site to trigger the os
asking for permission again. Those all result in the following (which is
why I tried
I recall this as a bug that we fixed. Are you seeing this problem with the
latest version?
I cannot recall the details anymore, but it might work to run "raco setup"
from the command line (with the raco that's not on the dmg).
Robby
On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 3:56 PM gfb wrote:
>
> Is there way
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