In an effort to make it easier to find out why certain websites won't work on your Mac.ĭecemupdated to address Monterey, Big Sur, and Catalina additions to Safari.Ī user tip on Apple Support Communities was added on by me to address current browsers for Macs. This page was started as a one stop resource for many Apple compatible web browsers. Note: this page was formerly on the Mac OS X speed FAQ If you need technical support for issues after reading this FAQ, please visit my Tech Support page, where I offer fee based support. Need computer help? Book now to resolve most computer issues. Its been good for over a month now.Download my résumé as a Word compressed zip file and Adobe Acrobat. Trash ALL extensions, Remove Chrome, reinstall Chrome.
The yahoo search engine appeared relentlessly even after all browser cache was deleted. Heres a small list of extensions that install without user consent: "Amazon Shopping Assistant by Spigot", "Domain Error Assistant", "Ebay Shopping Assistant by Spigot" and "Slick Savings." In my case, I narrowing my logs down to an extension called "domain error assistant" being the first installed without user consent. In this case, certain Chrome 'Extensions' appear to worm there way into the Extensions list. Part of my job is finding and ending problems such as this, so I've done a bit of research on the issue and this is what I have come up with, I certainly hope it helps someone: This has only affected a MacBook Pro 15(2013 model) via Google Chrome. *Not going to give hardware specs as I'd be on here all day.
Of the units that reach out to the web, the Mac Pro, Mac Mini, or MacBook Pro 17, has NOT been affected. That said, I set all my machines up with the exact same programs (again Mac machines only), and even version specific (browsers, etc.), see why this is relevant here->. This response IS for a Mac user, specifically, OS X 10.11(El Capitan).
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