Chrome/Firefox/Safari/Opera all work on my admin account.
I setup a non-admin account, and when using that account only Safari can access the internet.
Fast-switching back to the admin account, all browsers still work.
I haven't set anything else up such as parental controls. This is a brand new user account.
What do I need to enable to let non-Safari browsers access the internet?
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.13
I don't understand what changed (I didn't make the second account admin or anything like that.)
But now it works.
I have done a system update since then, so maybe Apple patched something in the back-end.
I don't understand what changed (I didn't make the second account admin or anything like that.)
But now it works.
I have done a system update since then, so maybe Apple patched something in the back-end.
jabrwock wrote:
Chrome/Firefox/Safari/Opera all work on my admin account.
I setup a non-admin account, and when using that account only Safari can access the internet.
Fast-switching back to the admin account, all browsers still work.
I haven't set anything else up such as parental controls. This is a brand new user account.
What do I need to enable to let non-Safari browsers access the internet?
Seems odd— never heard of such a thing.
I would use what works...
why a second account to begin with(?)
What happens if you give the second user admin privileges...
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If you enable the Guest User, does it work? Works for me, all browsers.
Yes, it works with guest user. The "non-admin" account that does not work is brand new.
non-safari browsers no internet on non-admin
