At 8:09 AM -0600 12/21/03, Brian Crawford wrote:

>I  did a search on "Safari"  in the archive and  came up with no
>matches.
>
>It seems that Iam not able to use the list owner's web interface with
>Apple's Safari browser at all. I can get to the pages, but when I enter
>information in any form, I always return a "not found" result. I can
>switch to the now non-supported IE and execute the same search, but
>Safari has become my browser of choice for Mac OSX.


Dear Brian,

Not being a techie type, I generally don't respond to messages on
this list -- mostly because I don't know much, and pretty much cannot
ever help.  :-)

But, like you, I am a Mac user -- and since 1989.  I also use Safari
now, and I don't have any problems accessing the web interface for
the lists I own/manage.  So, it would seem that it must be a
preference setting somewhere, rather than Safari itself.

Perhaps a bit ironically, I had intermittent problems searching the
list archives with IE, before I switched to OS-X.  This never happens
now, either with Explorer or Safari for X.

I looked through the preferences I have set in Safari, and cannot see
anything "unusual," but if you'd like, write me off-list and I will
note how all of my preferences are set.  There aren't all that many
of them.  Did you try throwing out your preference file for Safari
already, and just starting over?  I do have all options selected
under "web content" -- and it is set to allow cookies only for sites
I navigate to.  Could either of these possibly make any difference?

Hope something works.  I agree, Safari is great (though not perfect yet).

Sincerely,
Suzanne Rampton
Stroke Awareness for Everyone
http://www.StrokeSAFE.org