Don't know if anyone knows this, but when you install this update yahoo is now the default search engine.
Dane_Ja
Not on my computers. Updated an iMac, a MacPro, a rMBP, 3 minis and a MBA and not one has now yahoo as default search engine.
Don't know if anyone knows this, but when you install this update yahoo is now the default search engine.
Dane_Ja
Not here.Don't know if anyone knows this, but when you install this update yahoo is now the default search engine.
Dane_Ja
http://www.levelsmagazine.com
I don't have Lion so I have no direct way to find out, yet I was still able to find out. Just look at the corresponding security article.For the third time: Is this update only for Mountain Lion users or for 10.7 Lion users as well?
I don't have Lion so I have no direct way to find out, yet I was still able to find out. Just look at the corresponding security article.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5568
It says the update is for OS X Lion v10.7.5, OS X Lion Server v10.7.5, OS X Mountain Lion v10.8.2.
anyone have link to 6.0.2 for lion 10.7 the mountain lion one does not work on 10.7?
Safari 6.0.2 address/search bar behaviour:
Previously, the unified address/search bar removed the http:// or https:// part, put the focus on whatever came before the first forward slash, and greying out whatever that comes afterwards, i.e. forums.macrumors.com/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=16220883
Now, with the updated version, whatever that comes after that first forward slash exists no more. Well not really. It's there, but hidden. You will see the whole address only if you click inside the address/search bar. Otherwise, all that you see now is forums.macrumors.com no matter on what page you are.
Safari 6.0.2 address/search bar behaviour:
Previously, the unified address/search bar removed the http:// or https:// part, put the focus on whatever came before the first forward slash, and greying out whatever that comes afterwards, i.e. forums.macrumors.com/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=16220883
Now, with the updated version, whatever that comes after that first forward slash exists no more. Well not really. It's there, but hidden. You will see the whole address only if you click inside the address/search bar. Otherwise, all that you see now is forums.macrumors.com no matter on what page you are.
well, sht happens.. even with apple. but in overall - its a good deal & you wont be dissapointed. just 2cntsI am about to buy my first Mac. I have an iPad, iPod, blablah, but never had a Mac computer and thought to give it a try. It's "a big try" for me considering it's average price -I don't want an entry level iMac-, but I am tired of the PCs constant problems and thought that maybe Apple was worth the money according to sooo many -and intense- comments from mac users.
I've been using PCs since the monochrome era, no HDD, no Windows... since the early days. It was fun in those years. Always learning, trying things, adapting, discovering, solving things... sure many of you know well what I mean. Now I am getting kind of old and I start to be real tired of error messages and the typical MS Windows crap. I neither have the time and energy to fine tune a Linux system. Now I just need a TOOL that does what I want it to do when I need it. I thought Power+Reliability=Mac until reading threads like this or after the problems and bugs I've experiencing in my iPad since I updated to iOS 6. My "new iPad" was smooth and perfect until I updated... just a few days before they showed up with their "new-new iPad"
So, what's going on with Apple? Is it becoming kind of an exclusive Microsoft since Mr Jobs left? Am I going to start dealing with error messages and problems after every update? Planned obsolescence? I need some light here.
It's gotten WORSE for me!!! Aside from the fact that text STILL DISAPPEARS as you type it, now there are blocks of mis-rendered webpage elements that appear! Way to go Apple. Good f--- up.
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Isn't like that with me, but I'm not surprised with the inconsistency. I bet others aren't getting the disappearing text but I still am!!
So, what's going on with Apple? Is it becoming kind of an exclusive Microsoft since Mr Jobs left? Am I going to start dealing with error messages and problems after every update? Planned obsolescence? I need some light here.
What is going on, is that you are reading complaints from the few people who have had issues, and thus felt the need to post. For every issue you read about on the internet there are many people who have NOT had any issues, and thus see no reason to post about it.
I really wish Apple would reduce Safari's memory usage. At no point should "Safari Web Content" use up 1.99GB of RAM!!!
Yeah, you may be right, but I myself have had issues in my short experience with Apple while updating my "new" iPad twice in 4 months since i bought it. That's why the warning light. And some bugs are still unsolved in the 6.0.1 version I updated this morning (with error message included -again- at the end of the process).
Scott never would've let this happen