Second Life Forums Archive - Macintosh + Safari + Parsing URLs

Alvaro Zapatero

O.o

Join date: 7 Jun 2008

Posts: 650

01-10-2009 11:21

Hi. I'm a Mac.

I normally browse with Safari and have found that it doesn't turn http://www.foo.com into an active link. I have to copy and paste this to go to the site.

I know I can use FireFox, but I just wanted to ask the other Mac/Safari users if I might be missing a setting or bit of software that could solve this issue.

Thanks! And apologies to all the PC users who couldn't give a rat's patootie about this subject.

Maybe you could comment on furry sex. Like does it bug you to get all that hair in your mouth? Or is that part of the fun?

Marianne McCann

Feted Inner Child

Join date: 23 Feb 2006

Posts: 7,145

01-10-2009 14:21

From: Alvaro Zapatero

Hi. I'm a Mac.

I normally browse with Safari and have found that it doesn't turn http://www.foo.com into an active link. I have to copy and paste this to go to the site.

I know I can use FireFox, but I just wanted to ask the other Mac/Safari users if I might be missing a setting or bit of software that could solve this issue.

Thanks! And apologies to all the PC users who couldn't give a rat's patootie about this subject.

Maybe you could comment on furry sex. Like does it bug you to get all that hair in your mouth? Or is that part of the fun?

I can't help you on the last question, especially in a PG forum. The issue is not with being on a Mac (Me too!), but with the forum itself being borked and not parsing the URLs properly.

Mari

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"There's nothing objectionable nor illegal in having a child-like avatar in itself and we must assume innocence until proof of the contrary." - Lewis PR Linden
"If you find children offensive, you're gonna have trouble in this world

" - Prospero Linden

Jean Swashbuckler

Registered User

Join date: 15 Aug 2008

Posts: 194

01-10-2009 14:36

From: Marianne McCann

not with being on a Mac (Me too!) Mari

I knew there was a reason I liked reading your posts

Marianne McCann

Feted Inner Child

Join date: 23 Feb 2006

Posts: 7,145

01-10-2009 18:04

From: Jean Swashbuckler

I knew there was a reason I liked reading your posts

/me grins, while sitting in front of a fairly current iMac, with the iPod and old PowerBook G4 within easy reach.

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"There's nothing objectionable nor illegal in having a child-like avatar in itself and we must assume innocence until proof of the contrary." - Lewis PR Linden
"If you find children offensive, you're gonna have trouble in this world

" - Prospero Linden

Awnee Dawner

object returned to sim

Join date: 7 Apr 2008

Posts: 206

01-10-2009 18:07

hey!

From: Alvaro Zapatero

Hi. I'm a Mac.
I normally browse with Safari and have found that it doesn't turn http://www.foo.com into an active link. I have to copy and paste this to go to the site.

yes thats the way i also have to do so dont worry

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>> yes <<

Macintosh + Safari + Parsing URLs
Alvaro Zapatero O.o Join date: 7 Jun 2008 Posts: 650	01-10-2009 11:21 Hi. I'm a Mac. I normally browse with Safari and have found that it doesn't turn http://www.foo.com into an active link. I have to copy and paste this to go to the site. I know I can use FireFox, but I just wanted to ask the other Mac/Safari users if I might be missing a setting or bit of software that could solve this issue. Thanks! And apologies to all the PC users who couldn't give a rat's patootie about this subject. Maybe you could comment on furry sex. Like does it bug you to get all that hair in your mouth? Or is that part of the fun?
Marianne McCann Feted Inner Child Join date: 23 Feb 2006 Posts: 7,145	01-10-2009 14:21 From: Alvaro Zapatero Hi. I'm a Mac. I normally browse with Safari and have found that it doesn't turn http://www.foo.com into an active link. I have to copy and paste this to go to the site. I know I can use FireFox, but I just wanted to ask the other Mac/Safari users if I might be missing a setting or bit of software that could solve this issue. Thanks! And apologies to all the PC users who couldn't give a rat's patootie about this subject. Maybe you could comment on furry sex. Like does it bug you to get all that hair in your mouth? Or is that part of the fun? I can't help you on the last question, especially in a PG forum. The issue is not with being on a Mac (Me too!), but with the forum itself being borked and not parsing the URLs properly. Mari _____________________ "There's nothing objectionable nor illegal in having a child-like avatar in itself and we must assume innocence until proof of the contrary." - Lewis PR Linden "If you find children offensive, you're gonna have trouble in this world " - Prospero Linden
Jean Swashbuckler Registered User Join date: 15 Aug 2008 Posts: 194	01-10-2009 14:36 From: Marianne McCann not with being on a Mac (Me too!) Mari I knew there was a reason I liked reading your posts
Marianne McCann Feted Inner Child Join date: 23 Feb 2006 Posts: 7,145	01-10-2009 18:04 From: Jean Swashbuckler I knew there was a reason I liked reading your posts /me grins, while sitting in front of a fairly current iMac, with the iPod and old PowerBook G4 within easy reach. _____________________ "There's nothing objectionable nor illegal in having a child-like avatar in itself and we must assume innocence until proof of the contrary." - Lewis PR Linden "If you find children offensive, you're gonna have trouble in this world " - Prospero Linden
Awnee Dawner object returned to sim Join date: 7 Apr 2008 Posts: 206	01-10-2009 18:07 hey! From: Alvaro Zapatero Hi. I'm a Mac. I normally browse with Safari and have found that it doesn't turn http://www.foo.com into an active link. I have to copy and paste this to go to the site. yes thats the way i also have to do so dont worry _____________________ >> yes <<

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