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Tired of Safari timeout when you're waiting for a database query, a large upload, etc? SafariNoTimeout 1.0 (Released: 4/16/2003) is a hack that changes the Safari 60 second connection timeout limit to be 10 minutes instead; for Mac OS X 10.2 or newer.
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Extend Safari timeout beyond 60 seconds
It would be awesome if someone did the same thing for mail.app. sometimes I get flooded with a few thousand spam and mail times out and thinks it can't reach the mail server.
Extend Safari timeout beyond 60 seconds
Sounds like someone needs a new email account...
Extend Safari timeout beyond 60 seconds
That is mean ... consider when you have the best email account in the world, but you're connected
Extend Safari timeout beyond 60 seconds
This is cool. Now all we need is a way to have more than four simultaneous open connections -- so that while four tabs are waiting for data, we can open more. Or can download four files at a time while still browsing.
Extend Safari timeout beyond 60 seconds
The problem is ... its an app enhancer ... I bought Fruit Menu, an app enh too, add to disable it, it's messing so much my comp ! Mess the system of all my friends ... :/. Without App Enh, I start Safari in 4 seconds, with App Ehn, Safari can take like 20 seconds to start ! :(
Extend Safari timeout beyond 60 seconds
The above command used in the Termiinal.app would set the timeout to 300 seconds. --- |
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