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A tip for Safari browser users.
Hi All,
This is a slight warning for Safari users who recently installed a software update.
If you are having trouble logging on to password protected web sites, like this one, the default setting for this update kicks your cookie setting up to reject all cookies. You need to go into Safari Preferences, Privacy, and check that trusted cookies are allowed. I have to thank a lovely lady from the American Express client service, in Phoenix no less, for working through this with me. Two heads are better than one … and she wasn't a tech person, just another lateral thinking female. Girl power ….yay!!!
And here was me thinking that the Tauck Australian web site was broken again. Or that the coffee I'd spilt on my keyboard that very same day had eaten all my passwords. Phew. Besides, I'm using a new keyboard and mouse. But that's the other story ….
Cheers,
Jan
This is a slight warning for Safari users who recently installed a software update.
If you are having trouble logging on to password protected web sites, like this one, the default setting for this update kicks your cookie setting up to reject all cookies. You need to go into Safari Preferences, Privacy, and check that trusted cookies are allowed. I have to thank a lovely lady from the American Express client service, in Phoenix no less, for working through this with me. Two heads are better than one … and she wasn't a tech person, just another lateral thinking female. Girl power ….yay!!!
And here was me thinking that the Tauck Australian web site was broken again. Or that the coffee I'd spilt on my keyboard that very same day had eaten all my passwords. Phew. Besides, I'm using a new keyboard and mouse. But that's the other story ….
Cheers,
Jan
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