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Right-click on Safari's icon in the Dock. With the context menu still open, press the OPTION key. The option to "Quit" Safari will now say "Force Quit". Select that and you should be good to go.
Standing request for all troubleshooting: Please provide your Mac model/year and OS version. Also advise us if you have used or installed any antivirus, security, or "cleaning" software on your Mac. If you have installed MacKeeper in particular, you are hereby advised to uninstall it. --------- If all else fails to fix your problem, read this tip. |
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