So I rebooted my Mac after installing some software updates. I then go to YouTube... but there is a problem, it looks funny. I can't watch any videos because it says "Hello, either you have JavaScript shut off or you don't have the latest version of Flash Player Installed"
1. I tried installing Flash again, nothing
2. Checked Javascript, same thing happened.
Firefox works well I guess.
I've been trying to get on youtube for days on both firefox and safari and it seems as though my javascript is turned off or something. When I go to check the settings in my browsers it says its on but youtubes site won't even load for me not just the videos but the whole site. And then when I go to other sites with videos that would pop up they don't show up?
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Windows XP
Firefox has been my main browser b/c Safari 4 was slower for me and also no Noscript. Safari 5 though is noticable faster for me and I'd like to go back. Malicious javascript is still a concern, even if remote. I use clicktoflash, but that only blocks flash. Is there a plugin or extension that will block javascript on a page unless I allow it or whitelist it?
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Safari 5.1.4 and iMac 24, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
I cannot properly access most sites using javascript.This has affected Safari, Chrome, Firefox. How do I revert to previous version?
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iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.1)
MacBook Pro 10.9.3
Every time I try to open a specific website, it pulls up an error saying "This site requires the use of JavaScript. Please check your Internet settings.". Javascript is enabled on Safari, but still won't work. I've tried opening it in Firefox and Google Chrome... same thing! I tried to uninstall and reinstall, no luck.
I think what I'm talking about are javascript links...when you go to, for example, [URL] I'm talking about the links in the box on the right labeled "Most Watched Video." None of the links IN THAT BOX work for me. By "work" of course I mean go anywhere or do anything. It's as if I'm clicking in an area of a page without links.
This happens for me in other sites with similar links. What gives?!
I've checked Firefox and am running the latest version of javascript. I'm also running the latest version of Firefox 3.6.8. I'm on a Mac OSX 10.4.11 - old system software, I realize, but I simply haven't been able to afford moving beyond this (plus my Mac is a Macbook, 2GB RAM, 80GB HD - old unit).
Performed 3 tests using Sunspider.
Chrome (5.0.307.7 beta)
Test 1: 409
Test 2: 405
Test 3: 397
Safari (4.0.4)
Test 1: 496
Test 2: 495
Test 3: 493
In terms of personal experience, Chrome feels a lot faster now. [URL]
I am trying to save the source code of the javascript alert in safari but the menu items blank out.
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Mac OS X (10.6.8), safari
Apple macbook pro 13"
Maverick os 10.9.3
For security reasons:
Should I tick the box to enable Java script in my web content (in Safari Preferences)?
I have a very simple form with input type="file" and a listener of onchange event for this field.
1. User selected file A and press "upload" button. I send the file to the server via AJAX.
2. Now I need to clear the file field. I tried different ways to do this:
- set value of input to null or ""
- call "reset" method of the form
- reset innerHtml/outerHtml
- use input type=reset to reset the form
3. Whatever I do the value of the input seem to be clear, but! If I select the same file A in this input "onchange" event will not be fired. This is not convenient because in our case sometimes user will need to do re-upload of the file with the same name. In other browsers (like Chrome, Firefox) it is enough to set value of input to null to get onchange event fired when we select the same or another file.In Safari nothing works and it looks like a browser issue.
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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
Anyone know what to do, I can't get safari to shut down so I can shut down my computer. When I try to just shut it off with the off button it tells me to shut down safari first and it is greyed out so I can't. I thought you could push command and q but nothing happens then either.
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MacBook (13-inch Late 2009)
Every single time I am on the web, a box will pop up telling me about some error that occurred, and then Safari will shut down. It brings up the dialog box telling me what happened, and then gives me the option to relaunch, report to Apple, etc. Does anyone else have this problem? I am completely caught-up on software updates.
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iMac
Im having problems with my macbook pro. It wont let me shut down because Safari wont close.
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MacBook Pro
I have a 3 mo.old MacbookPro - OS X Lion 10.7.3 . Safari suddenly won't open or quit. I can't Shut Down; when I try I get an error message indicating Safari must quit first. I use computer for just the basics -- web surfing,email, i-tunes, and just a few Word documents saved. So I still have most of my memory yet available, and have very few applications installed. Is there a simple solution to fix this and prevent it in the future. So far I am not enjoying my switch from PC to Mac. I have had far too many of these random, complicated glitches which seem to require an advanced degree in computer software to solve.
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MacBook
Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.2)
Mac won't shut off, safari app won't quit ??
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If I click on a video, the comments and everything will load, but the spot where the video itself should be playing is just a black screen. Researching this problem, it seems that it's usually a firefox issue, but I'm having it on Safari.
Youtube is working on Firefox, so it's not just Youtube being down or something. Also, I can't see embedded videos from Youtube on forums or anything.
Things I've tried and have failed:
- Resetting Safari (clearing cookies/cache)
- Logging out of Youtube
- Resetting my computer
- Turning off my ad blocker
- Changing my I.P. (probably stupid, but just in case I got super banned from youtube somehow)
there is not audio in safari, it plays the video but the audio its not working, and its only in safari because Itried with Chromo and it worked
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Windows XP
Since I've upgraded to Safari 5.1.5 YouTube videos take forever to load, or never load at all.I do not see this problem in Chrome or Firefox.I've tried deleting my Flash Cookies (read online that it could help), but it hasn't changed anything.Anyone have ideas as to what's preventing YouTube videos from loading quickly as they have done in the past?I like Safari, and hope to continue using it; but at the moment it's simply unusable for my needs.
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Mac Pro 8-Core, Mac OS X (10.6.4), FCP 7.02
I cant get a youtube account,,
and the google account doesnt open in the Youtube app.?
Certain websites, some I used to use often, are now causing my Safari to unexpectedly shut down whenever I try to access them. Why would this be?
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