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After installing the latest Safari 4.0.3 via Software Update, my Mac suddenly refuses to open new window of Safari. The possible cause of this problem is the plugins that have been installed on your Safari.
The first possible fix is by uninstalling Glims. To do this, you can go to MacHangout FAQ to download Glims Uninstaller.
If Safari is still not working after the installation, you can check on several possible and delete some possible clashing plugins:
Note that you can just: open Finder, hit Cmd-Shift-G, and copy-paste the address written above for quick directory jump.
I have managed to make my Safari working fine now. Hope that you can get your Safari working again too.
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Man thanks so much for this tip i have been going on 2 weeks using Firefox, which is ok but i prefer my Safari and now it's back, again thanks.
Thank you very much! I been looking for this ages ago , and finally my safari works again. Thank you!
o and the newest build of safari doesnt work with facebook on my comp... just to let ppl know if they are having the same problem
my safari on mac never have problem with Glims, but it's certainly GREAT to know how to uninstall it. THANKS THANKS THANKS!!!
Thanks for this info! Glims just updated and they claimed to have fixed the problem. Since I had no clue what went wrong, I backstepped and took my old version of Safari from my backup harddrive. I'm glad to know what happened. I love the website BTW.
Had no problems here anyhow. Safari 4.0.3 worked on the go. And Facebook is working well, too. But thanks for the trouble shooting. You don´t know when you need it. Good stuff! Great site!
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