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1. PAYPAL LOGIN ALERT FIREFOX OS X FOR MAC OS
2. PAYPAL LOGIN ALERT FIREFOX OS X MAC OS X
3. PAYPAL LOGIN ALERT FIREFOX OS X MAC OS
4. PAYPAL LOGIN ALERT FIREFOX OS X INSTALL
5. PAYPAL LOGIN ALERT FIREFOX OS X MANUAL

PAYPAL LOGIN ALERT FIREFOX OS X INSTALL

This script is located in the install directory of your system and will notify you of any third-party applications, PHP extensions and/or PEAR packages that are required on your installation. You can verify the program requirements of a Squiz Matrix installation against your server configuration using the system's check_requirements.php script. While these operating systems are recommended and officially supported by Squiz, Squiz Matrix can potentially be run on any operating system that supports the software packages outlined below. The following operating systems are endorsed and recommended for use with Squiz Matrix: Squiz Matrix requires a UNIX-like operating system for the web server. Your web browser must have cookies enabled in order to access the editing and administration interfaces of Squiz Matrix.

Squiz Matrix makes use of browser cookies to identify authenticated users. JavaScript is enabled by default in most browsers so as long as you have not turned it off, you should be fine.

Squiz Matrix requires JavaScript to be enabled in your web browser.

PAYPAL LOGIN ALERT FIREFOX OS X MANUAL

Therefore, some features as outlined in this manual may not be supported for all of the web browsers listed above. Some features and tools of the edit interfaces in Squiz Matrix rely on native browser features to function. IE10 is told (via local and/or server side controls) to act like IE7. For example, Squiz Matrix does not support Internet Explorer 'emulation' configurations where later versions are configured to act like older versions e.g. Squiz Matrix only supports out of the box (native) installations and configurations of desktop web browsers and browser versions.

PAYPAL LOGIN ALERT FIREFOX OS X MAC OS

Google Chrome for Windows 8.1, & 10 and Mac OS X, Latest Stable Release

PAYPAL LOGIN ALERT FIREFOX OS X FOR MAC OS

Safari for Mac OS X, Latest Stable Release Microsoft Edge for Windows 10, Latest Stable Release Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 8.1 & 10.

PAYPAL LOGIN ALERT FIREFOX OS X MAC OS X

Mozilla Firefox for Windows 8.1 & 10 and Mac OS X The Squiz Matrix Admin and Edit Mode editing interfaces support the following desktop web browsers and browser versions: Mozilla Firefox

Safari Version 13.1.2 (14609.3.5.1.If you are installing Squiz Matrix on your own server, please take note of all requirements on this page. Note that Chrome sometimes takes several seconds to get past the 2FA "Processing." view, but it always does eventually get there (to the web form asking for the 2FA code from the user). On my macOS system Chrome and Firefox do not exhibit this problem, although Firefox exhibited the exact same symptoms in the past (not sure what if anything changed with my Firefox config to contribute to behavioral difference). Others (weblinks below) have reported the problem, but their workarounds (if any) have not yet worked for me. My Safari Privacy settings do not appear to block any cookies. I've tried without success several combinations of deleting Safari PayPal cookies, enabling-plus-enabling 2FA (on my PayPal account), disabling as many -side cookies settings as I could (more on this below), managing concurrent PayPal login in Chrome, and restarting Safari and macOS. Screenshots below.Īttempted-but-failed investigation, fixes, workarounds (Today = ) My `macOS 10.14.6` version/system has not changed during this time ie, I did not upgrade my macOS.īut now, my current symptoms: my macOS Safari "hangs" indefinitely (I've waited more than 15 minutes in various tests, the "hang" does not budge) when logging into PayPal account with 2FA enabled no hang with 2FA disabled. My Safari-based PayPal logins with 2FA enabled worked just fine historically (for many months, maybe years), and started breaking a few months ago. Not sure if that's a reason for better behavior, but I think it's worth noting. I'm now running macOS v10.15.7 and Safari v15.5. These Safari symptoms have occurred much less frequently for me.