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5 Responses to "Google Safe Browsing Unavailable"

1. | Reply Steven Fisher
   Posted 03 Aug 2009 at 8:49pm #
   

   I'm not seeing that message, and from a few searches online I've gathered that it will appear as little as one day.

2. | Reply Tor Einar Samdahl
   Posted 05 Aug 2009 at 7:55am #
   

   Where is that option? Or is it a Snow Leopard thingy?

3. | Reply Erik J. Barzeski
   Posted 05 Aug 2009 at 4:26pm #
   

   [quote comment="54960"]Where is that option? Or is it a Snow Leopard thingy?[/quote]

   You have Safari 4.0, right? Though I believe it was in 3.x as well… and no, it's not a Snow Leopard thing. It's in Safari's Security prefs.

4. | Reply Sal
   Posted 05 Aug 2009 at 6:53pm #
   

   I just checked mine, it says 42 days since last check. Oh well.

5. | Reply Chin
   Posted 29 Sep 2009 at 3:21pm #
   

   Turn cookies back on and visit google.com to get updated. When your disk stops buzzing, the message is gone. You can then turn off cookies and delete those that Google planted, if you so choose, but although the message remains temporarily gone it will come back later.

   Maybe you should just ignore the message because Google has a bad reputation when it comes to securing your privacy. Google to security is like the wolf watching the hen house. Make sure you want this, research it thoroughly, because this is not one of those things you should accept by default on faith. That Safari and Google are entangled is a business deal between Steve Jobs and Eric Schmidt and as such is not necessarily in your best interests.