How to fix: Safari can’t open the page because Safari can’t establish a secure connection. About one year ago my Macbook Pro and my Macbook Air started acting a bit weird.
Some homepages would no load in Safari. In my case it was e. I kept getting the same message: “Safari can’t open the page because Safari can’t establish a secure connection”I seriously searched all search engines, and read almost every single post I could dig up on the internet but there was no solution to be found – except from reinstalling the entire system – which I really did not want to do. Safari would not open some secure pages while others did just fine.
- Now back in the image list, double click your tasty KitKat build. You should see a Select start-up disk window poof onto the screen. Click the tiny manila folder icon.
- · Make a Bootable Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Installer from a USB Flash Drive.
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The sites that didn’t open in Safari worked flawlessly in Firefox and Chrome. Currently, I’m using Mavericks on my MBP and Yosemite on my MBA, and both computers experience this problem. Safari version is currently 7. As far as I remember the problem was also present in Mountain Lion. I tried a lot of the suggestions incluing: “Remove all web site data”, turning off extensions, uncheck “Stop internet plug- ins to save power”, adding a different DNS in network setting such as 8.
Guest Account, Safe boot, uninstall Java. For. OSX2. 01. 3- 0. Maverick, updating to Yosemite etc.
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Nothing worked. The only thing that I got was the deleting of all my passwords, cookies etc etc. In this thread there’s supposedly a fix that requires you to reinstall a backup after doing complete reinstallation of the Os. X. Nevertheless, I did not eager to do a complete reinstallation…Other things that might be a solution: Reset/repair my default keychain.
Change DNS server. Check for software updates, all up to date. Flush DNS cache. Check certificates in keychain, removed two revoked, all other default have Use System Defaults. Firewall not enabled. Parental controls not enabled. Tried to reset Safari with all options checked.
Set system clock/time to automatically update. Chrome and Firefox on the same computer don’t have any issues. Therefore, I thought that the problem might be in the certificates. As the problem was only present in Safari, I opened www. Safari) in Firefox. Here I clicked the green lock next to the URL.
The below pictures are in danish, but I guess you’ll get the point Next step was to click the “More informations” (Flere informationer) to bring up the next window. Click on the safety/security tab (Sikkerhed) to the right and then “show certificate” (Vis certifikat). Here, I switched to the “Details” tab (Detaljer). In the pictures you can see that twitter. Veri. Sign Class 3 Publich Primary Certification Authority – G5 certificate”. Then, I opened the Keychain by clicking CMD+Space and then typing “Keychain”. Then click the “system roots” (all entries).
Here I found the above Certificate, which had a blue “+” mark on it. Then double- click, which brings up the windows below. Here you can choose to use “system setting” (Brug systemstandarder), or Always approve (Godkend altid) or Always reject (Godkend aldrig). It turned out that the problem was the certificate, which somehow was “locked” to my mail “server”, which prevented all other websites from using it.
In my case it was locked to my mail server “smtp. The above picture does NOT display the locked certificate but shows how it looks after it has been “unlocked” – I did not take a screenshot when changing it the first time). I don’t know how or why it was locked to this mailserver. I changed the certificate authentication to “Always approve”, but that did not work.
Then I switched it to use the system setting and voila – now all pages loads perfectly. PROBLEM SOLVED, and I was a happy man ! I really hope that this fix can help a lot of people as I was REALLY frustrated as nothing worked…Feel free to leave a comment as it’s always nice to get response from people. Help me with a cup of coffee ? If you found my blog helpful you may support my coffee drinking for free by entering your city in the Hotels. Combined Search box below. Just fill in a date and click “View deals” on one of the hotels.
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Stop Mickey Mouse from Spying On Your Kids. As if they hadn’t already grafted themselves onto a significant portion of your own childhood memories (damn your catchy classics, Elton John and Phil Collins), the rise of more screens in the household has only meant more of The Mouse for your kids. Yet younger- skewing programming like Doc Mc.
Stuffins (currently playing in the adjacent room, much to my infant son’s delight) apparently isn’t enough mental real estate for the animation giant, as they’ve been accused of using apps to collect illegal data from child users. Because why would you ever want to leave the Happiest Place on Earth? My wife and are I about to have a baby, which is great! But as most new parents quickly learn,…Read more A California- based plaintiff has filed suit against both Disney and Viacom (who owns Nickelodeon, among several other networks), accusing them of violating privacy laws enacted to protect children, specifically the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule. Disney denied the suit’s merit, while Viacom has yet to issue a statement, as Consumerist reported earlier this week. With 4. 2 Disney apps and 1. Viacom apps listed in the suit (read the full list here), here are a few ways to protect your child’s privacy if they insist on using apps (they will): Set up the App Yourself.
Install apps that your children want and use them yourself first. This lets you check for any suspicious data collection points, and will give you a sense for whether anything could be problematic within the app (one touch purchase prompts, for instance). The Roomba 9. 00 Series offers a Clean Map Report, which maps your home as it vacuums, improving its…Read more Review the Permissions. Most apps must request permission to access certain features in devices (location services, camera, microphone, etc.).
If you didn’t screen these during the app setup, or you want to check back on what previously- installed apps have access to, review app permissions in your phone’s settings. Turn off anything that isn’t absolutely necessary to the app’s function. Uninstall the App If you’re on the fence, sometimes it’s better to be safe and delete a troubling app outright. However, uninstalling may not be enough, as some apps may require you to erase a profile or other user data to fully delete any data tracked by the app. You can double check whether data has been erased by reinstalling the app and seeing if a login was preserved. Punt Your Smartphone Into a Body of Water, Pack Your Familial Belongings in a Van, Drive Until You No Longer See City Lights Sometimes going off the grid is the only option. Besides, who needs the music of “Frozen,” when you can whittle a perfectly good pan flute?