Using my Mac Mini, the latest version of Apples OS 15.3.2 (24D81) I can not use safari to login to any virginia.gov site, I can however use a competitors browser. I should be able to use Apples to do this however unable to.
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“To regain access, please make sure that cookies and Javascript are enabled before reading the page"
Read the fine print. Have you checked those settings? Do you know how to?
Safari->Settings->Security->Enable Javascript
Safari->Settings->Privacy->Manage Website Data...->Remove All
Close Safari, relaunch Safari, test
There is absolutely no reason Safari should not work
To add to this, I’ve thoroughly reviewed all my settings, and everything is configured as intended to facilitate my web experience with the state.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I’m attempting to fully transition all my personal browsing and other specific needs onto Apple’s network of tools and services for my personal and small business requirements. However, this is proving to be an insurmountable obstacle at the end of the day.
There are also some new macOS privacy & security features that can give Safari problems with some sites. I don't recall the specific feature names, but there is an IP hiding/masking feature as well as another feature that some sites may not like.
Chances are if you use a third party browser, you won't have any problems because those specific macOS privacy & security features I mentioned only apply to Safari.
If you are using any anti-virus apps, cleaning/optimizer apps, third party security software, or a VPN, then they could also be causing a problem....none of these types of apps are needed on a Mac.
I'm sorry that I cannot recall the name(s) of those new features.
Thank you this was very helpful.
Stan
Why can't I log in to Virginia.gov sites using Safari on macOS 15.3.2?
