If you’ve ever encountered a scenario where Safari on macOS Sonoma cannot reach a local or internal web service (while Firefox and curl work just fine), the issue may be due to Apple’s strict security features. Specifically, iCloud Private Relay and the Hide IP Address from Trackers option can interfere with certain local network connections. […]
First, enable Developer mode via the Safari menu -> Settings… -> Advanced Tab Then, disable Cross-Origin Restrictions on the Developer Tab Finally, be sure to refresh the page you are having issues with. As always, YMMV!
Try a newer browser before anything else! I was using an older version of Safari on Mac and got this:
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Ifyou're seeing thisGrafana has failed toload its application files
1.Thiscould be caused by your reverse proxy settings.
2.Ifyou host grafana under subpath make sure your grafana.ini root_url setting includes subpath.Ifnotusingareverse proxy make sure toset serve_from_sub_path totrue.
3.Ifyou havealocal dev build make sure you build frontend using:yarn start,yarn start:hot,oryarn build
4.Sometimes restarting grafana-server can help
5.Check ifyou are usinganon-supported browser.Formore information,refer tothe list of supported browsers.
I switched to the latest version of FireFox and was fine.
Quit Safari. Open Keychain Access (Applications / Utilities) Select Passwords on the left. Delete the keychain for that site. Relaunch Safari. From the Safari menu bar click Safari / Preferences then select the Autofill tab. Make sure: User names and passwords is selected. Navigate to that site. You should be prompted to save your login […]
I just found this neat trick to speed up Safari by reducing the ‘Render Before Display’ time: 1. Quit Safari. 2. Launch Terminal.app 3. Type in the line below and then press {enter}: defaults write com.apple.Safari WebKitInitialTimedLayoutDelay 0.20 4. Quit Terminal and restart Safari
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: Most of this post was copied without permission from the original MacWorld post on Jul 27, 2011 by Christopher Breen: http://www.macworld.com/article/161367/2011/07/revert_safari.html because I was afraid to lose this valuable procedure… Option One If you have a backup that extends back to the time that you had Safari 5.0.x, try restoring it from that backup. […]
Quit Safari and move the following files to the Desktop for safe-keeping, then restart Safari. ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari/cache.db ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Safari.plist Lion Hint: To find the Home folder in OS X Lion, open the Finder, hold down the Option key, and choose Go > Library
More on the Safari saga… more crashing led me to do more direct research into the actual crash report. It was there I found references to the APE or Application Enhancer software. My next step was to add Safari to the Master Exclude list in APE. That seems to have helped. Safari has not crashed […]
erics, March 3rd, 2025 
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