My Safari Version 7.0 (9537.71) automatically opens after logging in on OS X Mavericks 10.9. How can I prevent to open when the dock function for this option is already turned off/unchecked from the dock menu? I don't have a recovery set-up yet. It started approx. one week ago and I can't find any good reasons why.
MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9), null
Check the list of login items in the Users & Groups pane of System Preferences(there may be an AppleScript, document, or Internet location file in it), and if you get a prompt at shutdown asking if you'd like to reopen the windows when logging back in, turn that option off.
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I only found iTunesHelper but it was already unchecked.
Niel wrote:
Check the list of login items in the Users & Groups pane of System Preferences(there may be an AppleScript, document, or Internet location file in it), and if you get a prompt at shutdown asking if you'd like to reopen the windows when logging back in, turn that option off.
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Reopen the windows when logging back in are always unchecked.
Try System Preferences/General/Close windows when quitting an app. Are you quitting Safari before shutting down?
Eric Root wrote:
Try System Preferences/General/Close windows when quitting an app. Are you quitting Safari before shutting down?
Yes, of course. I found out what it was myself and it was not suggested in this thread. Sorry. Good bye and thanks for the response.
You are welcome. Could you post how you solved it?
Eric Root wrote:
You are welcome. Could you post how you solved it?
It's too complicated to explain and describe it here what I did exactly. It was something wrong with the system files in general on to what you advised. But your hint was helping me to repair the complications. Thanks. 😉
You are welcome.
My Safari Version 7.0 (9537.71) automatically opens after logging in on OS X Mavericks 10.9
