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I updated mojave to 10.14.4. The safari is 12.1
It did not do like this before I updated it. I don't like it signs me in without my choice.
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macOS 10.14 Mojave: All The Little Things
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I updated mojave to 10.14.4. The safari is 12.1
It did not do like this before I updated it. I don't like it signs me in without my choice.
Thank you for the reply.
Try click on safari at in the menubar bar next to the Apple logo open preferences you should find the autofill tab there
I like the "Autofill" tab but i don't like when it logs me in strait away.
I’m used to having El Capitan on my previous 27 inch iMac where under the sleep settings I had the option to turn off the display of the iMac after “X”amount of minutes and a separate setting right under it to put the iMac to sleep after “X” amount of minutes. Now that I got a new 2019 iMac with OSX Mojave I no longer see such sleep settings, there’s only a setting to turn off the display after an X amount of minutes and I’m assuming Apple basically merged both settings into that one settings? If I set the display to turn off after 10 minutes which will mean the computer will also go to sleep after 10 minutes Which is not something I want to do because sometimes I walk away from the computer for more than 10 minutes yet I wouldn’t want the Mac to go to sleep after 10 minutes and that will result the iMac to go to sleep and wake from sleep way too many times however I’d like the Display to turn off after 10 minutes. This is such a terrible choice on Apple’s end to merge these 2 settings.
I see the prevent iMac from going to sleep when the display is off but that will mean that the iMac will not go to sleep if I enable that setting and I’ll need to manually put my iMac to sleep every time or perhaps set a sleep schedule
The “put hard disks to sleep when possible” is off as I was never a fan of this setting since I became a Mac user 15 years ago.
What are you Sleep settings set to on Mojave?
I see the prevent iMac from going to sleep when the display is off but that will mean that the iMac will not go to sleep if I enable that setting and I’ll need to manually put my iMac to sleep every time or perhaps set a sleep schedule
The “put hard disks to sleep when possible” is off as I was never a fan of this setting since I became a Mac user 15 years ago.
What are you Sleep settings set to on Mojave?
I joined this forum for this very issue. It's very problematic for me as I do nearly all my billing paying online.
After it loads the user name and password it ALSO automatically logs in. Or tries to log in and that's a big problem. If either info is wrong it can lock me out and it makes for a big pain to fix.
Is there a setting that has changed or did I turn something on or off? It's really causing me problems.
Thanks for any help.
Yes, same here. It causes lots of problems to me. I don't know how to solve to problem thou.
aah! now i know why i was locked out of the service after too many attempts using wrong password while using my mbp/safari. i also wondered why it showed a red text under the login details that the username/password was incorrect althought i didnt hit the login-button yet.
Could be due to 14.4, but this is some issues i'm constantly having to say "oh bugger"
- Whenever you create a new folder in finder window, which is outside of the viable area, i.e window is not large enough. there sometimes does not show scroll bars, so you end up with a new folder you may not be able to click or scroll to because its off the viewable area. (that is, until you enlarge the window, then shrink it, and volla!... you can scroll again)
Perhaps deleting Finder.plist will 'fix' this?
Strange issue..
- also when ripping Audio CD's in iTunes. sometimes the time is not shown at all, (even after it's ripped the current track),, it continues to show 0:00, until you go change folders,, then go back to previous..
Just refreshing doesn't help either.
- Whenever you create a new folder in finder window, which is outside of the viable area, i.e window is not large enough. there sometimes does not show scroll bars, so you end up with a new folder you may not be able to click or scroll to because its off the viewable area. (that is, until you enlarge the window, then shrink it, and volla!... you can scroll again)
Perhaps deleting Finder.plist will 'fix' this?
Strange issue..
- also when ripping Audio CD's in iTunes. sometimes the time is not shown at all, (even after it's ripped the current track),, it continues to show 0:00, until you go change folders,, then go back to previous..
Just refreshing doesn't help either.
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Tuxera and VMWare Fusion are still incompatible applications. Tuxera is aware of the problem for the last 9 months but have not been able to provide a fix to date. If you use an external drive for VMs either don't use Tuxera or NTFS as a format. If you do do will likely get a complete kernel lock when you try and eject the drive then its time to power off and on the machine. The corruption on the drive is typically only repairable under windows.
Just a reminder, this thread isn't meant for troubleshooting issues. It's meant for sharing and discussing minor additions / changes in the OS. Please use another thread or start a new one to get help with issues.
System Preferences > Displays and uncheck Automatically adjust brightness.
Fusion and Mojave works fine. The issue is when coupled with an external NTFS formatted drive. Tuxera as the NTFS driver results in a kernel lock when you goto eject the external drive.
Believe me, I had already unchecked this option.
But from time to time, I find myself discovering that the brightness level is at maximum level, and i am not the one who did it (I am the only user of my mbp).
i find exactly the same thing and i am the only user of my laptop. Generally i notice that the internal display reverts to 100% whenever changing external monitors around or a new monitor. MACOS seems to loose the setting and go to 100%.
I have only my macbook pro, with no external monitors!
If you have the same problem as me, then is it possibly a bug?
Here it is
I tried to open a utf-8 which was blank, and textedit opened it!
But if a utf-8 has something inside, written in Greek language, even though it is in utf-8, then textedit shows the above message.
I thought that these problems were solved especially with utf-8, but what happens?
I tried to open a utf-8 which was blank, and textedit opened it!
But if a utf-8 has something inside, written in Greek language, even though it is in utf-8, then textedit shows the above message.
I thought that these problems were solved especially with utf-8, but what happens?