Safari update 14.0.1 issue uploading files

I updated to Safari 14.01 - using Mojave 10.14.6 on iMac. I can no longer upload files through Safari to websites that I used to be able to upload to. This is really important for me and a major hassle. I hope this is escalated.

Hello,

When you say: 'click through Mac > then Applications > then Safari'... what does that mean? I went to Support.apple.com and I see a black bar at the very top with 'Mac' in white letters, but that didn't take me to Applications. There is also a Mac icon blow - a line drawing of a screen - but that didn't take me anywhere that said Applications either. No, I am not savvy.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

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Exactly the same issue. Right in the middle of one of the busiest times of the year, and cannot upload files to any e-mail platform using Safari, nor download files from certain work related sites. Utterly appalling negligence by Apple. The update should have been checked and thoroughly tested before wrecking the workflow of hundred's of Apple/Safari users

Hi Katshafer and everyone else!

I'd heard that was a solution, but for me and maybe others that's likely to open another can of worms. I'm into music production and there are still plug ins I use which aren't Catalina compatible, even a year on!

So be careful!

Thanks for update Tootsall.

It s nonsense for Apple to suggest moving browser, they should just fix what they broke.

I can't go to Catalina as I have 32bit apps that aren't supported, so I'm stuck for now with mojave

Having the same issue and had to use Chrome. Apple you are really slipping. Multiple problems in updates across devices. What happened to the company led by Jobs where everything had to be tested and working before being released? People are watching so take note because they will move....

There was the same problem with Crome. Buttons on some sites were not working. However, Google intervened in this problem very quickly and fixed it with the 87.0.4280.88 update.  Apple should fix this problem very quickly.

Me too: Macbook Pro and Macbook Air. Have not tried my iMac yet.

Mojave 10.14.6 Safari 14.0.1 Cannot upload to FTP sites or Google Drive. Also cannot attach in Gmail. It won't go to the Browse step and show any of my files.

I was thinking about an Apple Watch for Christmas, but with this and my wife's 3 year old iPad gathering dust, I'm having second thoughts about Apple IN GENERAL.

Eric,

I really appreciate you chiming in. But... I'm not seeing anywhere that says 'unfollow'. This is the only thread I've ever joined. I tried 'Reset' but that's not it. Attached screen shot is what I see. Any other thoughts?

Hi @DanBGraphics

you’re looking in the right place, click the “+” sign at the right end of the thread - a pop up should appear that says you are “following” - if you click on it and then check it again you’ll see it switched to just “follow”

Absolutely infuriating. For them to do this during finals week and when all graduate school applications are do is criminal. Everything needs to be uploaded online because of COVID. This is the final straw as a Safari user.

Now that 14.0.2 is out, it would be nice to know if it fixes this issue on Mojave. Not going to try and then being forced to reinstall the system to downgrade Safari to 14.0... Release notes being as useful as usual... :-(

Going to chrome permanently—just miss the airdrop feature.

Considering how much apple products are, every update is 1000% terrible and apple is always on the slow end of fixing bugs. Using end-user data (user reported glitches and issues) to fix your programming problems is NOT what I’d call “good customer service”.

Yes, I am having the same problem. I can no longer upload attachments to Gmail or other sites since I loaded the latest version of Safari, Version 14.0.2 (14610.3.7.1.10).

It's a real inconvenience since I have to upload receipts to my accounting software.

Help

Safari Update 14.02 - just installed to see if it fixes the issue of attaching docs with Mojave - it doesn't!? Thanks for absolutely nothing Apple. That was your chance to redeem yourself... you failed.