Showing posts with label safari. Show all posts
Showing posts with label safari. Show all posts
Monday, March 25, 2013
New ‘Yontoo’ Adware Trojan Targets Major Browsers on OS X
While many people think that Apple's Mac will not suffer Trojans and viruses, but with the increasing popularity of the Mac, some hackers to divert attention to the Mac system. Russian website Doctor Web has recently said that the Mac platform Trojans can infect Safari. Firefox and Google Chrome browser. Infected computers can be displayed on any website advertising.
The Trojans are called Troy.Onto.1, hackers By enticing a user to download and install a program to implant Trojan horses, and for those who habitually used Apple Mac users, very simple method to prevent Trojan, it isDo not download and install unknown applications.
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Sunday, November 25, 2012
How to empty caches on your Safari 6
Since the old ‘Empty Cache…’ item has gone missing in the main menu in Safari 6.0, you might be thinking this function has been removed. Actually, its still there, but is somewhat hidden.
Go to
Safari > Preferences > Advanced
and check the Show Develop menu in menubar button at the bottom.
In Safari’s menu bar, choose Develop > Empty Caches.
Alternatively, you can just use the keyboard shortcut
option-command-E
Don’t forget you also have quite a lot of flexibility by unchecking or checking different options in
Safari > Reset Safari
For example, you can clear just the cookie cache by unselected everything except ‘Remove website data’ (this can also be achieved in the Privacy tab in Safari Preferences, too).
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