Reset safari in yosemite

This post will show you how to reset Safari to default on Mac. The process can sometimes fix some errors (you may fail to launch the app, for example) when trying to use the Safari browser on your Mac. Please continue to read on this guide to learn how to reset Safari on Mac without opening it.When Safari keeps crashing, won't open or doesn't work on your Mac, how do you fix Safari on Mac? You may reset Safari to default to fix the problems. However, as Apple has removed Reset Safari button from the browser since OS X Mountain Lion 10.8, one click to reset Safari is no longer available on OS X 10.9 Mavericks, 10.10 Yosemite and latest systems. To reset Safari browser on Mac, there are two methods you can use.Method 1: How to reset Safari on Mac without opening it [Fast & Safe]Generally, you have to open Safari browser to reset it back to default settings. However, when Safari keeps crashing or won't open, you may need to figure out a way to reset Safari on Mavericks, Yosemite, El Capitan, Sierra, High Sierra without opening the browser.Instead of resetting Safari on the browser, you can reset Safari to factory settings with Macube Cleaner, a Mac cleaner to clear unwanted files on Mac, including Safari browsing data (caches, cookies, browsing history, autofill, preferences, etc.). Now, you can follow these steps to reset Safari on macOS Sierra:Step 1: Download Macube Cleaner on your Mac. After installation, open the

Menupictogram rechts naast het URL-veld. Kies instellingen. Scroll naar beneden en druk op Toon geavanceerde instellingen. Zoek en druk op de Reset-knop. Druk in het bevestigingsvenster dat verschijnt op Reset.h) Verwijder OnlyMP3.net uit Mozilla Firefox Open Mozilla Firefox en open het menu door op de drie balken aan de rechterkant van het scherm te klikken. Selecteer Add-ons. Selecteer het tabblad Extensies en verwijder alle twijfelachtige extensies. Als u niet zeker bent van een extensie, kunt u deze uitschakelen door op Uitschakelen te klikken. Als u later besluit om het te behouden, drukt u gewoon op Inschakelen.i) Herstel uw startpagina op Mozilla Firefox Open Mozilla Firefox en open het menu door op de drie balken aan de rechterkant van het scherm te klikken. Selecteer opties. Klik in Algemeen op Standaardinstellingen herstellen onder het veld Startpagina.j) Reset Mozilla Firefox Open Mozilla Firefox en open het menu door op de drie balken aan de rechterkant van het scherm te klikken. Druk op het vraagteken onder aan het menu. Selecteer Probleemoplossingsinformatie. Selecteer de optie Firefox vernieuwen.k) Verwijder OnlyMP3.net van Safari (voor Mac) Open Safari. Selecteer Voorkeuren (toegankelijk door op Safari boven aan uw scherm te drukken). Kies het tabblad Extensies. Verwijder alle twijfelachtige extensies. Als u niet zeker bent van een extensie, kunt u deze uitschakelen door het selectievakje Ingeschakeld uit te schakelen. Als u later besluit het te behouden, vinkt u het vakje gewoon opnieuw aan.l) Safari opnieuw instellenAls u de Yosemite-, El Capitan- of de Sierra-versie gebruikt, is de optie om Safari met één klik te resetten niet beschikbaar. U zult dus de geschiedenis moeten wissen en de caches in afzonderlijke stappen moeten legen. Open Safari. Selecteer Geschiedenis wissen (toegankelijk door op Safari boven aan uw scherm te drukken). Kies vanaf welk tijdstip u de geschiedenis wilt verwijderen en druk op Geschiedenis

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Hello - I am unable to click or type into the Safari Address bar. I took it to the Genius Bar & he said it might be malware. He ran AdwareMedic and did not find any malware. He then said to reinstall Yosemite OS 10.10.2...which I did, and am still unable to either click into (& therefore) type anything in the Safari address bar. This is particularly frustrating as I have to set Google as my home page (& always go back to the home page to search for anything / go to a specific website).Hope someone has another fix. Thanks! MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.2), 2.7Ghz i7 Posted on Feb 5, 2015 10:17 PM Posted on Jan 27, 2016 2:29 AM I found this worked for me:Safari - Preferences - Search tabTurn off Include Safari SuggestionsClose and re-open Safari Can't click or type in safari address bar

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Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Hi guys,Here's a conundrum. I have a brand new Macbook with the latest Yosemite of course. Just got it this week. Everything runs great, including Safari. However, Safari keeps getting listed on the battery pull down as using significant energy. I did have a few extensions when I first noticed this so I turned them off one by one until none were on. I restarted it each time (Safari, not the laptop), but it still said it's using significant energy on a bare bones setup.Not sure what's going on. It isn't a tremendous amount of energy and it's completely doable for now. And I know El Capitan is coming out in four days anyway which will probably change that. But just in case it doesn't: anyone here have a reason/idea of what's going on?Just curious and thanks for any help. 🙂 MacBook (Retina, 12-inch, Early 2015), OS X Yosemite (10.10.5) Posted on Sep 25, 2015 11:28 PM Safari Using Significant Resources?