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Locate Saved Application State folder and delete files in com.apple.Safari.savedState folder. Tip: Safari on your iMac, MacBook should start working after the reset. If not, you may reinstall Safari by updating macOS to the latest version. B Reset Safari on Mac using Terminal [Fast & Risky] If you use Terminal frequently and are a professional computer user, you can run several Terminal commands to reset Safari. Please be careful, as incorrect terminal commands may cause the system to crash.Go to Applications > Utilities > Terminal > Paste the following commands. Execute the following commands sequentially in the Terminal, typing each line separately. Once you run a command, the Terminal will request confirmation to delete the specified files. Press “y” to confirm and then press Enter. mv ~/Library/Safari ~/Desktop/Safari-`date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S` rm -Rf ~/Library/Caches/Apple\ -\ Safari\ -\ Safari\ Extensions\ Gallery rm -Rf ~/Library/Caches/Metadata/Safari rm -Rf ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari rm -Rf ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.WebKit.PluginProcess rm -Rf ~/Library/Cookies/Cookies.binarycookies rm -Rf ~/Library/Preferences/Apple\ -\ Safari\ -\ Safari\ Extensions\ Gallery rm -Rf ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Safari.LSSharedFileList.plist rm -Rf ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Safari.RSS.plist rm -Rf ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Safari.plist rm -Rf ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.WebFoundation.plist rm -Rf ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.WebKit.PluginHost.plist rm -Rf ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.WebKit.PluginProcess.plist rm -Rf ~/Library/PubSub/Database rm -Rf ~/Library/Saved\ Application\ State/com.apple.Safari.savedState Using the terminal to reset Safari is fast, but it may cause risks. Therefore, this article recommends using the zero-risk and efficient Macube Cleaner to reset Safari to meet your needs. Part 3：FAQsQ1: Can I restore my bookmarks after resetting Safari?Certainly! You can recover your bookmarks after resetting Safari on your Mac by following these steps: Open Safari on your Mac. Click on the “File”

Aug 3, 2010 10:23 PM in response to Jack Benlow1 HI Jack, Do you mean the Safari extension? From your Safari Menu Bar click Safari/Preferences then select the Extensions tab. Click the Get Extensions button bottom right in that window. That will take you go the Safari Extensions Gallery. Scroll down to: Productivity Download this extension. AutoPagerize / Youhei SAWADA Make sure Extensions are turned on in the Safari/Preferences - Extensions window. Carolyn 🙂 Aug 3, 2010 11:06 PM in response to Carolyn Samit Carolyn, I inadvertently missed the link on the Safari Extensions list, but have now downloaded AutoPagerize. I have enabled it and switched it ON, but it still does not respond. I have only tried a couple of sites so far that I found on Google. AutoPagerize does not show up on my Toolbar either, whereas a pair of other extensions do (WOT and SnapBack). Aug 3, 2010 11:19 PM in response to Jack Benlow1 Ok... How do you know for sure it's not responding? Please explain so I can understand better. Some extensions will be visible in your Safari Toolbar, others not. According to Google, some sites are not configured for auto pagerizing. See some of the returns here. Also, in the Safari/Preferences - Extensions window you can click the developer name. Look just to the right of: AutoPagerize 0.1.8 Click where you see: by swdyh That should take you to the developer site. Scroll down to the bottom of that page. There's a contact link you can use. In the Extensions window I see the box you can check: Display Message Bar No idea where that is. We are learning the new extensions feature as we go 😉 Please bear with us. Aug 3, 2010 11:45 PM in response to Carolyn Samit I looked at a multi-paged site explaining steps in a DIY project. Each page showed a link to the next page. My mouse scroll wheel would not scroll to these pages. I even I tried control-clicking the link but this did not activate AutoPagerize. Is this application designed to be fully automatic? In other words, are multi-pages scrollable without any keyboard commands? I looked at the Google page you referred to and after reading some of the info my impression is that AutoPagerize does not yet work on all sites. Perhaps my DIY site was one of them. Thanks for your help. Aug 4, 2010 12:50 AM in response to Jack Benlow1 Sorry, no idea regarding the mouse and scrolling. You're welcome. Aug 6, 2010 2:22 AM in response to Jack Benlow1 Jack Benlow1 wrote: ... my impression is that AutoPagerize does not yet work on all sites. Your impression is correct. From

#ENABLE JAVA PLUGIN SAFARI HOW TO# #ENABLE JAVA PLUGIN SAFARI MAC# #ENABLE JAVA PLUGIN SAFARI WINDOWS# Select Apply if the Enable Java check box is not selected. Check or verify Enable Java content in the browser is checked. Safari Click on Safari and select Preferences Choose the Security option Select Allow Plug-ins then click on Manage Website Settings Click on the Java item, select an option (Ask, Allow or Allow Always) from the pulldown list When visiting other. If you hadn’t done so already, these recent security exploits for Flash should motivate you to enable click-to-play for browser plugins as soon as possible. Open the Java control panel through System Preferences. In Firefox go to Tools > Add Ons > Plugins and uncheck Java Plug-In. Go to the Flash plugin and change the dropdown on the right to “Ask to activate”. In Safari, go to Safari > Preferences and uncheck Enable Java in the Security pane. So the hackybut usablesolution is to edit the. Tip: If you’re running Mac OS, from the Safari menu, click > Preferences. #ENABLE JAVA PLUGIN SAFARI WINDOWS# If you’re running Windows OS, click Tools > Preferences. On the Content tab, click the Enable JavaScript check box. So the deal is Apple will not load Java less than version 1.6.037-b06-435 or 1.7.11.22. Tip: If you’re running Mac OS, click the Firefox drop-down list > Preferences. In Firefox, go to Tools and Add-ons, then navigate to Plugins in the left-hand menu. Just got bitten by this & there is another way to re-enable Java that is outlined here. #ENABLE JAVA PLUGIN SAFARI HOW TO# Here’s how to activate the “click to play” in Firefox. They set the option “ When visiting other website” to “ Ask". Thanks to Chris for the explanation, here’s how to do it in Safari.įor safari open Preferences and on the Security Tab open “ Website Settings” next to “ Internet Plugins". Now whenever you reach flash content, you will be required to activate the plugin first by ctrl+click on the plugin area.Īlternatively, you can enable plugin content again by clicking the little

You can set whether or not to block pop-up windows in Apple's Safari browser through its Security Preferences menu. You can also block other annoying advertisements through third-party extensions or selectively allow advertisements from certain sites. Blocking Pop-Up Windows in Safari Set your pop-up blocking preferences in Safari's Security Preferences menu. Step 1 Click the Safari drop-down menu, then click Preferences. Step 2 Within the Preferences menu, click the Security tab. Step 3 Within the Security tab, uncheck Block Pop-up Windows to set Safari to permit pop-ups. To block pop-ups, check the box. Blocking Other Ads With Safari Extensions You can install extensions to filter out other types of advertisements through Apple's Safari Extensions page. Blocking Ads With AdBlock The Safari extension AdBlock filters out many advertisements on Safari. You can also choose to selectively allow ads from certain sites if you enjoy viewing their ads or want to ensure that the sites' owners receive payment from their advertisers when you visit.AdBlock is also available for Google Chrome. According to AdBlock's website, it's "the most-downloaded extension for Google Chrome and Safari." Step 1 Visit AdBlock's page on the Safari Extension page and click Install Now to add the extension to Safari. Step 2 Safari opens the AdBlock site, confirms that the extension is installed and invites you to make a contribution. Read the offer and decide whether you want to contribute and, if so, how much. Choose one of the payment options or close the tab. Step 3 AdBlock now automatically filters out advertisements from most sites you visit. If you want to allow ads from a particular site, visit that site and click the AdBlock icon in the Safari toolbar to open the AdBlock menu. Step 4 In the pop-up menu, choose Don't Run on This Page to allow

Apple has added new tools in Safari 5 and 6 that allow users to control which sites the Java plugin is enabled for. The security tools came with the latest tweaks to Java SE 6, which Oracle stopped supporting in February but which Apple still provides updates for, and Java SE 7, which is still maintained by Oracle. The more granular controls will help tackle the persistent security risks posed by the Java browser plugin, which attackers have exploited to silently install malware on a target system by, for example, embedding malicious Java applets on websites. The features were enabled this week in updates bringing Safari to version 6.0.4 for Mountain Lion and Lion, and Safari to version 5.1.9 for Snow Leopard. The new Java plugin controls in Safari are accessible through Preferences --> Security, where users can click on the 'manage website settings' button. Sites that contain an embedded Java applet should appear in a dialogue box when a user tries to visit them. Users can then choose to set preferences for the site in Safari, including 'Ask Before Using', 'Block Always', 'Allow' or 'Always Allow', Mac security firm Intego notes. Apple explains at the bottom of the dialogue box that "Websites set to 'Allow' can run Java applets as long as the installed version of Java has no known critical security issues". It's unclear how that functions, however Apple has previously used its inbuilt and largely hidden anti-malware system XProtect to block versions of Java with known security issues. Separately, Oracle released its scheduled April patch update for Java SE on Tuesday, which contained 42 new critical security fixes, including 39 that could be exploited remotely without authentication. The next update is set for 18 June 2013. Editorial standards