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Set Safari's download folder via script for private browsing
looks like i'm getting a "NSReceiverEvaluationScriptError: 4" when the script sets Safari's download location. Specifically at:
Set Safari's download folder via script for private browsing
In answer to the question above regarding the "NSReceiverEvaluationScriptError: 4" error, since the script is a plain text file, the special characters required for the script to work are changed. You need to replace the '?' character at the end of 'Preferences' with the elipses character you get when pressing Option-;. I think you need to make this change in at least one other place as well - replace Other? with Other...
Possible Fix for Scripting Error
I was having the same issue. It seems the the GUI scripting doesn't work as expected. I modified the script to use keystrokes rather than GUI scripting and it works just fine. (This may also extend it's ability to older versions of OS X). Let me know how it works for you. I've only posted the changed area, replace it into the existing script.
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