Hi, since the latest update to Safari 12 I can't sign into the BBC website. The BBC website returns a "sorry, something is not working message". I can sign in fine on chrome.
Also I use Citrix receiver to run a virtual machine but Safari 12 wants to run this virtual machine in the browser rather than with the client software. Again it all works fine in chrome.
Have some settings changed? Any advice appreciated.
MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2017), macOS High Sierra (10.13.6)
I have the same problem. Java plug-in isn't working anymore. Very bad news since I can't login to my work site from home anymore. Does anyone know how I can get back to a Safari 11.x version? Could Time machine help?
Thanks in advance !
Based on what I've read, it is causing problems on certain web sites, but the majority of them are working normally. Apple hasn't posted a workaround that I know of. The only thing I know to do is wait until the web sites are revised or revert to Safari 11 by doing the above posted restore. I am running Safari 12 and I haven't had any problems with the web sites I normally visit.
As Larry Jordan always says about Apple updates of any software, do not update for several months, then check to see what the problems still are, and decide. Anymore, software developers -- both Apple and apps -- cannot be relied on to follow methodical testing standards before pushing their software out to production mode. It is a sorry fact that a software programmer who says "it isn't ready yet" is ignored and bypassed by management.
Safari 12 discontinued support for most plugins which may be causing what you are seeing.
If you have a backup, you can restore your computer to a backup made prior to installing Safari 12. Individual applications included as part of the OS can't be restored.
Thank you !
You are welcome.
Hi Eric. Surely this is causing issues on lots of websites then? What are Apple saying the way around it is or what is your advice? Have you moved up to safari 12?
Safari 12 issues
