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hi i recently having this problem on my safari sometimes when i go to www.yahoo.com this page comes out....

Recent searches:

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the address in my address bar is http://www.yahoo.com and this page comes out. what is this? is this a virus or a spy something. how can i get it off from my system thanks in advance.....

That is a weird one, never heard of that before. Someone who can actually say something useful should be along shortly

Been to any Porn sites? Downloaded any so called Codecs?

no sir have not visiting any porn sites, what is codecs by the way thanks

mansanas said:

no sir have not visiting any porn sites, what is codecs by the way thanks

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Plug-ins that help media players play certain types of content.

Have you downloaded anything recently? Anything you weren't actively seeking or not sure of what it was? Any website ask you to download and install something?

noting i just surf the web i only download quicktime and java updates thats it. thats why im surprise when i saw this page. i tried to reset the safari and the page is still there. the only thing i can take it off is to restart my computer and after a few hours or the next day here it comes again. sent the problem to apple.

How do you connect to the internet? Is this a wireless connection? Do you have any way of connecting without using a wireless network?

I wonder if you picked up a nasty attachment from viewing a website?

I have seen this on a windows machine, usually from a bad download, or a false link.

i guess i got that from some email or someting i wonder why. by the way can you guys help me i tried to re install safari i downloaded from apple website. im using mac osx ver 10.5.4 when i try to install it this message comes up You cannot install Safari on this volume. This update requires Mac OS X 10.5.2 or newer. how can i bring back the safari? i already delete the safari in my computer. thank you very much. any link in can go?

I'm sorry I'm not really an expert, but I will try to explain what happened with me, as I had a similar problem a while back.

I've read across some other forums (sorry can't remember exactly which one), that it may have something to do with the advanced airport settings. In my case the "jumbled up" page pops out whenever firefox or safari can't connect to a page. Further forum-jumping and google-searching suggested that the ISP listed in the "search domain" section of the DNS was the culprit. So it was suggested that I not use DHCP but manually configure the DNS servers.

Well, I left this job to my computer-savvy friends but anyway they were able to remove my ISP (www.meridiantelekoms.com) from DNS>Search Domains and tinker around with my router so now everything is fine. I hope this helps and again I apologize for my lack of technical knowledge regarding this, but I'm quite sure other mac-forums.com members can help you with that.

Cheers!