keep getting redirected to AliExpress

Quit Safari.

Hold the shift key down and relaunch Safari.

Reset Safari.

Launch Safari

Click Safari in the menu bar.

From the drop down select "Reset Safari".

Uncheck the box beside "Remove stored name and passwords"

Click "Reset".

Empty Caches

Safari > Preference > Advanced

Checkmark the box for "Show Develop menu in menu bar".

Develop menu will appear in the Safari menu bar.

Click Develop and select "Empty Caches" from the dropdown.

Turn off Extensions if any, and launch Safari.

Safari > Preferences > Extensions

Delete safari .plist file.

Quit all applications.

Hold Option key down and click the "Go" menu in the Finder menu bar.

Select "Library" from the drop down.

Library > Preferences > com.apple.Safari.plist

Right click it and select "Move to Trash".

Restart.

For more info:

http://www.reedcorner.net/eliminating-browser-redirects-and-advertisements/

http://www.thesafemac.com/mmg/

I'm having the same ] problem. Whenever I go to my favorite news site, I'm redirected to AliExpress. This is happening in Safari. I'll try to follow the steps above to clear cache, but will that get rid of malware?

My wife is having the same experience when using Safari to go to www.corriere.it, an Italian newspaper. It does not happen with Firefox or with any browser on my Windows PC. Only with Safari. I will try these steps.

As noted above, I am redirected to this sex toy site when going to www.corriere.it using Safari. Oddly, this doesn't happen every time I visit this site, but about half the time. It doesn't happen when using Firefox or using any web browser using a pc on the same network.

I followed all the steps suggested by dominc23. I also cleared the history and all cookies. I restarted the computer, and there was no change whatsoever. Still, Safari redirects sometimes from www.corriere.it to the sex toys page on Aliexpress.com. Very annoying.

I have experienced this on a 15" MacBook Pro Retina as well as a 27" iMac. Just clicking through links on TMZ.com on the MacBoo Pro and later clicking through a Chron.com slide show on my iMac when all of the sudden instead of the next slide, my browser took me to the opened the AliExpress.com sex toys for sale page. I hope someone figures out how to prevent this. Bizarre. And my wife is not going to believe I had nothing to do with it.

This started happening to me right after Christmas. I would be browsing sites like Instagram and Facebook, and the Ali Express sex shop would open up in a new tab. I tried the tips above but it's still happening.
Hopefully someone (Apple???) will figure out how to get rid of this. I'm using Safari on a MBP running Mavericks.

And BTW this is probably unrelated but around the same time the sex site started popping up my Battery performance is really bad. My Activity Monitor has Safari at over 50% when on battery power. When I use Safari my battery goes from 100% to 80% in less than 30 minutes.

Same experience.

Go to Preferences/Privacy/Cookies Details and seach for aliexpress cookie. When found it, then remove it.

Giacomo

This was happening to me when i go to the startribune.com news website. I followed the steps from dominic23 and that resolved the issue. Thanks for your help!

I'm having this problem on both my iPad and MBP. My iPad is set to private browsing. I get it only on visiting smh.com.au about 40% of yhe time maybe less. How can I fix it on my iPad?

Happens to me too. Deleting the cookies for all ali related cookies seemed to do the trick.