Anyone know how can i remove 'stags.bluekai.com' pop up from macbook pro. Started appearing over last few days every time i go online. Have never opened it and just keep cancelling but it re appears when opening a new window in safari.
MacBook Pro (15-inch Mid 2012), os x 10.9.5 Mavericks
I had the same issue for the last few days, and finally resolved it. I am also running Safari 9.1.3, and was experiencing the issue after visiting eBay. My first obvious approach was to reset Safari, but this did not resolve the issue. My second thought was to see if something snuck into my Chrome browser when I last used it, but nothing was there. Finally I found the best solution thus far, and is pretty simple. In Safari choose > Preferences, then click on the Privacy tab. Under the Privacy tab you will see "cookies and other website data", a few lines lower you will see "details...". Click on "details..." and go see if anything with "Bluekai" label appears in there, if so delete it. After you do that, quit Safari and relaunch.
I have the same problem. Continually. I have tried all the solutions on this page. Has anyone had success getting rid of this pop-up?
Are you running the latest Safari you can run under MacOS 10.9.5, which (I believe) is version 9.1.3?
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Yes.
ME TOO! It's getting OLD!!!!
Geez, that makes me wonder about THEM! (Disconnect privacy tracker)
If already running the latest Safari for 10.9.5, then unless you are willing to move to a later version of MacOS, or Bluekai comes to their senses and fixes their certificate issues, you will continue to endure that error message.
It is not a pop-up, it is a legitimate error message generated by your computer in response to obvious faults in certificates in the bluekai advertising networks.
how to remove 'stags.bluekai.com' pop up
