Command-R not Reloading on Macbook Pro 15

[bmw3wags]

Hello I am having a frustrating issue with my Macbook Pro 15 for some reason the Command-R for reloading webpages is not working when ever I press it, it will read back anything that is selected. Also I have made sure voiceover is off but that still doesn't fix the issue. In Safari if you press it to reload a page if the site is Reader cabable it opens reader and starts reading it to me! Anyone know how to solve this?

 

[heisenberg123]

Hello I am having a frustrating issue with my Macbook Pro 15 for some reason the Command-R for reloading webpages is not working when ever I press it, it will read back anything that is selected. Also I have made sure voiceover is off but that still doesn't fix the issue. In Safari if you press it to reload a page if the site is Reader cabable it opens reader and starts reading it to me! Anyone know how to solve this?

are you sure thats still the shortcut to reload a page?

 

[bmw3wags]

Yeah I'm sure I go up and click up on the view tab and Reload Page says Command-R but it doesn't work to reload the page and does what I describe on my previous post. Thank you for your reply though

 

[Macman45]

Yeah I'm sure I go up and click up on the view tab and Reload Page says Command-R but it doesn't work to reload the page and does what I describe on my previous post. Thank you for your reply though

It's the right command....try re-setting your PRAm and empty your Safari cache.


I was going to post the link to PRAm re-set, but the site is down.

Shut down your Mac

Restart whilst holding down CMD +OPTION+P+R

Let the Mac boot twice and release the keys on the second chime.

 

[Mal]

PRAM reset won't do anything, that's not among the things that PRAM controls.

OP, take a look in System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts. Look through the list there and see if you can find anything showing that shortcut (likely something like "Speak Selected Text"). I don't see anything quite matching that on my computer, but I suspect that will reveal the problem. If you find it, simply double-click on the keyboard shortcut shown, and hit the delete key to remove the shortcut.

jW

 

[bmw3wags]

PRAM reset won't do anything, that's not among the things that PRAM controls.

OP, take a look in System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts. Look through the list there and see if you can find anything showing that shortcut (likely something like "Speak Selected Text"). I don't see anything quite matching that on my computer, but I suspect that will reveal the problem. If you find it, simply double-click on the keyboard shortcut shown, and hit the delete key to remove the shortcut.

jW

I just check that and nothing in it look like it could be causing my issue and there are no keyboard shortcut commands that are the same as that.