I keep getting a 'To view this page, you must log in to area “Restricted” on staging.examiner.com:80' in Safari..

Hi,


Earlier I went to the page examiner.com to read a news article. Now, everytime I try to load up ANY webpage in Safari 6.0, I get the following


"To view this page, you must log in to area “Restricted” on staging.examiner.com:80."


It has basically rendered Safari completely useless. I tried to Reset Safari, erasing all settings, but this **** dialog box will not go. As you can see from the image, the dialog box pops up regardless of which website I am trying to look at. I am running ML on 2010 MBAir. I am suprised that using the 'Reset Safari' option could not take care of the problem. Firefox runs fine (which is how I am setting up this Discussion).


Please help.


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Posted on Aug 13, 2012 12:26 AM

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Aug 13, 2012 1:10 AM in response to pundit761

I have the same problemI'm also in Singapore.

I'm using Mac OS X 10.6.8 Snow Leopard and Safari Version 5.1.7 (6534.57.2) on Singtel ADSL Broadband.


It's been happening for about 1 hour on my computer. It started when I was checking my Yahoo Mail. Now it happens everytime Safari is loading a new web page; ANY web page. I haven't checked on other browsers whether this problem persists or not.


I've never had a problem like this before.


I'm afraid it's phising for login & password by pretending it's for accessing restricted content, hoping people would punch in their login & password of their email accounts.


What do you guys think?

Aug 13, 2012 2:26 AM in response to Carolyn Samit

Thk u! It really helped but it will pop up once everytime i open a new window 🙂 😟 But appearantly , (taken from a lvl 5 user) u click on Safari(the one beside the apple icon)>Preferences>Extensions>click OFF and the problem is 3/4 resolve 🙂 What do you mean 3/4 solve? Whenever u open a new window, it only ask u once 🙂


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Aug 13, 2012 2:47 AM in response to pundit761

Surprisingly, using a proxy server did not solve my problem. Was on hold with singtel for the past hour as well. Not sure whats the point of calling them, they have a recorded message saying they are aware of the issue and their engineers are working on it. Somehow i have the image of a single dude in some back office sweating over this...


On a side note, rather surprised to see how many people are not using their firewalls. 😮

Aug 13, 2012 5:32 PM in response to Whatsupduckk

I did call apple for assitant yesterday. they have no idea on what's happening. somehow, i have been told to reset the safari. Although it still appear the annoying message after reseting. but in the evening, everything just turn out fine. Without doing any other configuration.


For those who don't know how to reset safari;


click on safari,

click on top left hand corner (safari tab)

and click on (resert safari).


Have everything check in the box and select ok.


it work for me.


(singnet user)


FYI: I didn't even restart the PC, even i had this problem.


hope it helps.

Nov 20, 2012 12:49 AM in response to pundit761

I´m having the same problem with both safari and firefox. if i irnore the popup or ¨quit¨the browser application and try to restart it, i get re-routed to a home station page for my wifi. it won´t let me go to the pages i want to view except for some reason google works occasionally.. i usually just have to wait 20 minutes until it allows me to browse freely again, but the popup always returns and handicaps my web use. has anyone fond a solution that works? i´ve tried using safari´s pop up blocker and enabling my firewall. i´ve also reset safari and downloaded firefox but like i said, the problem followed me to firefox also. so frusterating!

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