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10.4: Modify how the system classifies 'safe' files
is that link reliable? how could example 1 be declaring "safe" files and example 2 be declaring "unsafe" files?
10.4: Modify how the system classifies 'safe' files
Yes, the link is reliable. It is my article and I have tested it with Mac OS X 10.4.3 and Safari Version 2.0.2 (416.13). For instance, example 1 with declares Citrix ICA files to be "safe" using uniform type identifier com.citrix.ICAClient.plist works for me. Note, that the plist file com.apple.DownloadAssessment.plist doesn't exist by default and I tested with the file in the current user's ~/Library/Preferences/ folder. I needed to quit/relaunch Safari after adding or modifying the com.apple.DownloadAssessment.plist file and you need the Safari setting 'Open "safe" files after downloading' enabled.
10.4: Modify how the system classifies 'safe' files
nice. after some more testing, i can affirm that this does work, but only partially (at least in my case: safari 2.0.2/416.13).
10.4: Modify how the system classifies 'safe' files
If you are concerned with pdf, gz or tar.gz, why not simply disable the 'Open "safe" files after download' option in Safari? |
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