Hi,

if this is slightly off-topic please take the time to suggest an appropriate list. I am an avid Safari user and am trying to develop software that will run smoothly on the various versions out there.

I am using php to automatically write local web pages that are accessed at http://localhost/~me/index.php?page=whatever.html the pages contain links to local files using the "file:///User/me/local/file" syntax.

this works perfectly on OS X 10.3.8 running Safari 10.2.4 but on a 10.4 machine running later versions of Safari the "file:///User/me/local/file" links are not followed. IE respects the links on both OS's and Firefox (0.9.3 and 1.0.6) respects the links on neither. if I save the page source and open the page as http://localhost/~me/source.html (no php involved) all browsers respect the links.

I think I am right in concluding this is a bug/feature that was introduced into Safari after 10.2.4. I am sure it is good security practice but would appreciate any ideas on how to get around it / turn it off?

Many Thanks,

Devin






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