On 06-Jun-12, at 4:34 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
What happens if you try to open Google? What web browser are you
using? Have you tried using a different browser? Have you cleared
all your browser caches?
Does anyone know if Google just upgraded like Facebook recently did
and thus close us out?
No.
Do this: Create a new test user in the System Preferences Accounts
panel.
Don't use this account for anything but troubleshooting issues.
Log in as this user and see if you can open Google. If you can, the
issue is somewhere within your user prefs or caches. If the problem
persists, then the issue is either systemic or the third party is no
longer compatible with your stuff. I seriously doubt the latter.
As I said in my post, I was using Safari (5.0.6) and Firefox
(3.6.28). Sea Monkey 2.0 worked to go to gmail website but very
slowly. Any other website that I go to gives no problem in any and all
of the above browsers. I created a new user as suggested and Safari
still did not go to google, gmail but did work for other sites. The
other suggestion, download TenFourFox latest version did work! I can
navagate to gmail and search with google, this in my regular user
file. I did a safe restart and also used DiskWarrior. No help for
Safari or Firefox so I made TenFourFox my default browser. I think
that it must be something with Google because 3 different apps are
affected: Mailplane, Safari and Firefox. Thanks for the help, it is
much appreciated. If there are any other thoughts on this...
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