Jan 15, '03 10:42:55AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
To fix this, control-click on Safari and select "Show Package Contents," and then navigate to Safari -> Contents -> Frameworks -> WebFoundation.framework -> Versions -> A -> Resources. Open the file "types.plist". Scroll down to where it says <key>text/html</key> and add a return after the next line which says <array>. Type <string>dll</string>. The resulting block of text should look like this:
<key>text/html</key>Save and close the file and relaunch Safari, and the problem should be fixed.
<array>
<string>dll</string>
<string>html</string>
<string>htm</string>
<string>shtml</string>
<string>jhtml</string>
</array>
[Editor's note: I have not tested this hint, but I have verified the keys and file structure are as described.]
