"Community Toolbar"

witomski is right. "If you do not have the "toolbar" folder, then re-install the Safari Community Toolbar app, then perform above."

Here's a link to the file: http://ct12555.ourtoolbar.com/

NOTE: the download button will only give you the Firefox version. You need the Safari version. Just click on the Safari icon next to "Other Versions:" at the bottom of the page. That will automatically download the file. The file is called "Safari.zip" However, it is really just the Community Toolbar for Safari. Install it. Then do as witomski suggests: Go to the Toolbars folder in your Applications folder. Select the Community Toolbar, then run the Unistaller. Viola! No more "Community Toolbar" message.

It's a Christmas miracle!

Using MAC Book OS 10.6.2, I encountered this Community toolbar error when down loading torrent. Since then this error of not supporting keeps coming up. So going to the Toolbar under the Application tab I discovered Isohunt Community Toolbar. I selected Uninstall and the problem of this warning disappeared.

Thank you witomski and Bart. Great, straight instructions for simple me. IT WORKED!!!

Greetings,
I have had a similar problem after installing 2 Toolbars:
1. Rapidshare
and
2. TV Center.

I have "uninstalled" both (as per instructions in this thread) over and over but they keep reappearing in Safari when I reload Safari or open a new page.

Cheers,
nicebeatz183.

Hi Jim.

Go here:

http://discussions.info.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2179391&tstart=0&start=15

+This worked for me+ and it was from a C-Net discussion by Kevin M. Dean - 3/23/10 7:59 AM

Good Luck! pdm

Hi Jim. Please disregard my post at 1:33 AM!

Hi Jim.

Bart Gibb ( above) gave me the perfect solution:

witomski is right. "If you do not have the "toolbar" folder, then re-install the Safari Community Toolbar app, then perform above."

Here's a link to the file: http://ct12555.ourtoolbar.com/

NOTE: the download button will only give you the Firefox version. You need the Safari version. Just click on the Safari icon next to "Other Versions:" at the bottom of the page. That will automatically download the file. The file is called "Safari.zip" However, it is really just the Community Toolbar for Safari. Install it. Then do as witomski suggests: Go to the Toolbars folder in your Applications folder. Select the Community Toolbar, then run the Unistaller. Viola! No more "Community Toolbar" message.

It's a Christmas miracle!

Good Luck! pdm

Hi pdm,
Guess what???
In the interim I accidentally found the problem with not being able to get rid of the Toolbars.
Safari had quit unexpectedly with the following info showing the path to WHERE the problem lay:
/Library/Application Support/Conduit/Plugins/cttoolbar.bundle

I located the plugin (cttoolbar.bundle) and removed it from the folder.
Upon opening Safari the Toolbars were not there.
I put the bundle back in and presto... the Toolbars were back. I once more removed the bundle and needless to say they have not returned.
Thank you for your help.
- nicebeatz183.

ITS WORKED FOR ME. thanks. thanks.... thanksssss

The problem with this is that if you ever had a tool bar and just deleted it not pressing the uninstall button there is a file somewhere in the system folder that i cant find. When i clicked uninstall it never showed up again. if you never had a toolbar bring you macbook/macbook pro to your local genius bar. If you have an iMac call 1-800-MY-APPL

I have the same annoying Community Toolbar here. I guess it is from Vancouver Info Center. Well, I found some answer @ http://forum.conduit.com/index.php?topic=7749.0 But none applied to my case. Hope you guys get rid of it with that. I'm still waiting for they replay to my messages.
Cheers!

Great! Thanks, that worked perfectly for, no more "Community Toolbar" pop-ups for me. Happy again!
J

MarcCastleROCKm, it works for me! Many thanks.


ref, when I run AVIDEMUS, that message pop up "we're sorry...."

I'm sorry. I'm trying to follow your instructions and missing something very basic. It's embarassing because I've worked with Macs for more than twenty years. When you say "Finder" I can think only of the Mac GUI with its desktop and folder system. Yes there is no application called "Toolbars" so I know I'm in the wrong place. Neither can I find anything like this in Safari menus.

Will you kindly indulge me and set me straight? Thank you so much.

That toolbar/ct plugin seems to cause problems for all who install it!

Close Safari, then locate and delete the following files and it should be gone:

/Library/Application Support/Conduit
/Library/InputManagers/CTLoader
/Library/Receipts/ctloader.pkg
/Library/Receipts/<Toolbar name>.pkg
/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins/CT2285220.bundle
/Users/<User name>/Library/Application Support/Conduit

where / is your the root library on your Hard Disk.

That did it! Thanks for your very detailed help!