5 replies to this topic

[bomba]

Hi,
I wanted to notify you with a little bug when pressing the download link of a subtitle on Safari on Mac OS X.

Every time I press the download link I am being entered to the subtitles page instead of popping up the download dialog (or simply start the download).
It may not be a big problem for me but it is important to have consistency on every browser and it also speeds up things.
I suggest modifying the server's HTTP headers, as it probably being caused because of malformed HTTP or maybe it needs some tweaks for the Safari on Mac.

[alex28]

That's usually caused when you browse incognito.. (no cookies etc).
So... are you sure you don`t have any extra security settings?

[bomba]

Yes, I use the default settings for cookies.

Edit:
Ahh, I had Block pop-up windows option on, I have disabled it and it now works fine. But still, most of the sites I download from (Rapidshare for example) does not require pop-ups.

[duchess]

Same here i started to DL with FF.

[alex28]

We don't require pop-ups either... you can use Firefox with ad blocker / pop-up blocker just fine... probably the pop-up blocker in Chrome also blocks cookies or referrals or something :-)

[bomba]

I love FF, but Safari does not consume many system resources like third party browsers are, and I prefer softwares that keep my computer clean.
By the way, I found that pressing the "most updated" link automatically directs you to the download.