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turtle · 2010-10-24, 23:28

I must be the only one dealing with this because I haven't seen it mentioned by anyone else. So what's going on this my tabs?

Notice my tabs aren't rendered correctly?

psmith2.0 · 2010-10-24, 23:43

Do you have any of those third-party extensions or other things installed? When did you first notice this? I assume you've restarted Safari (and restarted the entire Mac as well)? I had to turn Tabs on to see what they're supposed to look like (I don't use them)...

Okay, yeah...yours are messed up.

turtle · 2010-10-25, 00:09

I have 1Password and AdBlock. I guess I also have GlimmerBlocker going too. I haven't changed things since setting that one up a while ago.

turtle · 2010-10-26, 22:06

So does anyone else have an idea?

jdcfsu · 2010-10-26, 22:10

How long has it been like that? 1P's extension wouldn't cause that but maybe something outdated or messed up in the AdBlock/GlimmerBlock settings is causing an issue with the rendering?

turtle · 2010-10-26, 22:12

I don't recall actually. It's been a while for sure. I want to say since an update that impacted Safari/Webkit but I really don't know. I just figured the last update would fix it but it didn't.

I'm killing them one by one to see if it makes a difference.

turtle · 2010-10-26, 23:36

I've disabled all non-Apple Safari stuff and it still does it.

drewprops · 2010-10-26, 23:45

Can you de-install & re-install the app?

...

turtle · 2010-10-26, 23:47

I don't think that's an option with Safari. Though I might be wrong.

Nogs · 2010-10-27, 09:59

Have you tried it as a new / different user?

turtle · 2010-10-27, 10:09

Actually, I never thought to try that.

Works just fine on my admin account. Seems something's up with just my user.

Wyatt · 2010-10-27, 10:26

Try trashing your preferences. (~/Library/preferences/com.apple.safari.plist)

turtle · 2010-10-27, 17:50

That didn't do it. I tried to kill off all the variations of it as well.

turtle · 2010-11-03, 21:57

Symptom fixed. I replaced my machine.

jdcfsu · 2010-11-04, 08:12

Well, that works.

turtle · 2010-11-04, 15:42

Yep, though not recommended for many to do.

Fact is, I never did get the bug fixed. It's still there. I used SuperDuper! to copy my SSD to an HDD so I could could migrate the things I wanted to like Mail and all of it's settings and such.

bruce · 2010-11-24, 17:22

I also have funny things at the top of safari: items called "TV & VIDEO", "HOT SHOWS", "Top Story", etc. I would like to get rid of them but do not know how. Safari is very slow but I do not know if this is the reason.

turtle · 2010-11-25, 00:55

Do you mean bookmarks? Right click and then select delete.

bruce · 2010-11-25, 05:57

They are just above the bookmark bar, and are put there by an outfit called "conduit". I do not know how they got there and cannot figure out how to deinstall them. If I knew how to post a picture of them I would do so.

chucker · 2010-11-25, 07:29

Does anything show up in Safari, Preferences, Extensions?

turtle · 2010-11-25, 10:11

Also, which version of Safari are you running? Mac OS X?

bruce · 2010-11-26, 10:34

OS X 10.4.11
Safari Version 4.1.3 (4533.19.4)

Brad · 2010-11-26, 14:33

Never used this "Conduit" thing, but I found these uninstall instructions via Google:

http://forum.conduit.com/browser-app...ars-uninstall/

Quote:

To uninstall the toolbar from Safari on Mac, please do the following:

Run /Applications/Toolbars/<Toolbar name>/Uninstall.app

In case the application fails you need to delete the followings:

Open the Finder application, and do the followings:

1. Browse to: Machintosh HD -> Library -> Application Support -> Conduit -> Plugins
2. Remove Plugins directory.

3. Browse to: Machintosh HD -> Library -> InputManagers - > CTLoader
4. Remove CTLoader directory.

5. Browse to: Machintosh HD -> Library -> LaunchAgents -> com.conduit.loader.agent.plist
6 .Remove com.conduit.loader.agent.plist file

7. Browse to: Applications -> Toolbars
8 .Remove Toolbars directory

9. Browse to: Machintosh HD -> Library -> ScriptingAdditions -> ct_scripting.osax
10 .Remove ct_scripting.osax directory

bruce · 2010-11-26, 15:25

Worked like a charm. Thanks, Brad

turtle · 2010-12-04, 15:19

So my issue is still here! However this time it's in Beast (Hackintosh). I totally forgot that I migrated my MB account to here when I set it up so I wouldn't have to fight with getting my programs set up.

All software is updated as of right now. Where else can I look to see what the issue is?

Maciej · 2010-12-04, 15:51

Where did that "Stop" button come from? Maybe that's causing the problem?

chucker · 2010-12-04, 17:06

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Originally Posted by Maciej

Where did that "Stop" button come from? Maybe that's causing the problem?

That's AdBlock, an extension.

turtle · 2010-12-04, 23:43

Yeah, AdBlock isn't the issue on here.

Maciej · 2010-12-05, 00:32

Dur! Forgot to read over that up thread.

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psmith2.0 Mr. Vieira Join Date: May 2004 Location: Tennessee	2010-10-24, 23:43 Do you have any of those third-party extensions or other things installed? When did you first notice this? I assume you've restarted Safari (and restarted the entire Mac as well)? I had to turn Tabs on to see what they're supposed to look like (I don't use them)... Okay, yeah...yours are messed up.
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turtle Lord of the Rant. Formerly turtle2472 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Upstate South Carolina	2010-10-25, 00:09 I have 1Password and AdBlock. I guess I also have GlimmerBlocker going too. I haven't changed things since setting that one up a while ago.
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turtle Lord of the Rant. Formerly turtle2472 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Upstate South Carolina	2010-10-26, 22:06 So does anyone else have an idea?
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jdcfsu Veteran Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Florida	2010-10-26, 22:10 How long has it been like that? 1P's extension wouldn't cause that but maybe something outdated or messed up in the AdBlock/GlimmerBlock settings is causing an issue with the rendering? 90% of statistics can be made to say anything 50% of the time. Website \| Twitter
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turtle Lord of the Rant. Formerly turtle2472 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Upstate South Carolina	2010-10-26, 23:36 I've disabled all non-Apple Safari stuff and it still does it.
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drewprops Space Pirate Join Date: May 2004 Location: Atlanta	2010-10-26, 23:45 Can you de-install & re-install the app? ...
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turtle Lord of the Rant. Formerly turtle2472 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Upstate South Carolina	2010-10-26, 23:47 I don't think that's an option with Safari. Though I might be wrong.
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Nogs Member Join Date: Aug 2006	2010-10-27, 09:59 Have you tried it as a new / different user?
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turtle Lord of the Rant. Formerly turtle2472 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Upstate South Carolina	2010-10-27, 10:09 Actually, I never thought to try that. Works just fine on my admin account. Seems something's up with just my user.
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Wyatt Veteran Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Near Indianapolis	2010-10-27, 10:26 Try trashing your preferences. (~/Library/preferences/com.apple.safari.plist)
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turtle Lord of the Rant. Formerly turtle2472 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Upstate South Carolina	2010-10-27, 17:50 That didn't do it. I tried to kill off all the variations of it as well.
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turtle Lord of the Rant. Formerly turtle2472 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Upstate South Carolina	2010-11-03, 21:57 Symptom fixed. I replaced my machine.
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jdcfsu Veteran Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Florida	2010-11-04, 08:12 Well, that works.
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bruce Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: south carolina	2010-11-24, 17:22 I also have funny things at the top of safari: items called "TV & VIDEO", "HOT SHOWS", "Top Story", etc. I would like to get rid of them but do not know how. Safari is very slow but I do not know if this is the reason.
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turtle Lord of the Rant. Formerly turtle2472 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Upstate South Carolina	2010-11-25, 00:55 Do you mean bookmarks? Right click and then select delete.
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bruce Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: south carolina	2010-11-25, 05:57 They are just above the bookmark bar, and are put there by an outfit called "conduit". I do not know how they got there and cannot figure out how to deinstall them. If I knew how to post a picture of them I would do so.
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chucker ‽ Join Date: May 2004 Location: near Bremen, Germany	2010-11-25, 07:29 Does anything show up in Safari, Preferences, Extensions?
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turtle Lord of the Rant. Formerly turtle2472 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Upstate South Carolina	2010-11-25, 10:11 Also, which version of Safari are you running? Mac OS X?
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bruce Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: south carolina	2010-11-26, 10:34 OS X 10.4.11 Safari Version 4.1.3 (4533.19.4)
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bruce Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: south carolina	2010-11-26, 15:25 Worked like a charm. Thanks, Brad
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Maciej M AH - ch ain saw Join Date: May 2004	2010-12-04, 15:51 Where did that "Stop" button come from? Maybe that's causing the problem?
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turtle Lord of the Rant. Formerly turtle2472 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Upstate South Carolina	2010-12-04, 23:43 Yeah, AdBlock isn't the issue on here.
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Maciej M AH - ch ain saw Join Date: May 2004	2010-12-05, 00:32 Dur! Forgot to read over that up thread.
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