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JSON Peep for Safari 4+

Simple json viewer.

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A Safari Extension to view JSON in a readable format. Smooth and simple. Nothing more.

Version 1.3.2

Found and fixed another style related bug. Probably added some more. And we have yet to find out about them.

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Very helpful.

Thanks for creating this extension for Safari. It's a make-or-break sort of extension for me. While working I need to view raw JSON output and this formatter makes life much more convenient.

Works even with huge jsons

Thank you for this extension. Works like a charm. Would have givn 5 starts only if it had ability to collapse json nodes. Would request to add that feature (would be a huge help) and hopefully in future also support yaml.

Love it...and the little monkey a nice touch

Most of my work involves looking at JSON API output and being able to do this from Safari is really handy. Thank you Lev!

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A port of the JSONView Firefox extension that formats and syntax highlights JSON viewed inside of the browser.

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jsonview-safari

Formats & syntax highlights JSON viewed inside of the web browser!

View on Apple Safari Extensions Gallery

This plugin was ported from jsonview and jsonview-chrome

If you like JSONView check out JSONAce it's like JSONView but uses the ACE editor.

Contributing

• Create a branch git checkout -b my_markup
• Commit your changes git commit -am "Cool new feature"
• Push to the branch git push origin my_markup
• Open a Pull Request
• Enjoy a refreshing Insert Favorite Beverage and wait

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5 Essential News Plugins For Safari

Extensions are one of the best and most convenient ways to add new functionality to Safari. They’re simple to find (just go to the Apple Extensions website  and look under the various categories), and can be installed with just one click – you don’t even need to restart Safari. If you’re one of those people that spends a lot of time surfing the web and reading all kinds of news, having the latest headlines in a special toolbar can provide a more immediate way to consume news, rather than using RSS readers or just going to the websites themselves. This article describes some of the news extensions available for Safari. It’s important to note that most of these don’t work in fullscreen mode (at least in the latest version of Safari), so unfortunately you’ll need to run Safari in the normal way or just assign it to it’s own desktop for easier management. If you install them whilst in fullscreen mode, you’ll need to exit that for the extensions to show up.

Once you’ve installed any of the extensions mentioned below, all of the toolbars can be viewed or hidden in the View menu under Extension Bars , as shown below. They may additionally have their own toolbar button (which gets added to the right of the Home icon, although you can move it). Every extension can also be individually disabled or uninstalled from the Extensions tab within Safari’s Preferences  (use the shortcut  Command + , ).

1. The New York Times

The New York Times is one of the most popular American news providers and therefore a good choice to keep up to date with all thats happening across the pond and around the world. You can choose different news sources such as technology, health, business, and more. The refresh rate can be set between 5 and 30 minutes (or never), and the stories are displayed with miniature thumbnails on the toolbar. Just click any story to go directly to the web page. The NYT extension is one of the few that includes any configurable options.

To choose the news sources you want, open Safari’s Preferences and go to the Extensions tab. Select The New York Times in the left-hand side panel, and in the main window you’ll have the the option to choose the source, the refresh interval and other options as shown below.

2. Fox News

Fox News is one of the few news extensions that has its own toolbar button that shows/hides the toolbar itself. When it’s turned on, it displays scrolling news updates, but unfortunately there are no options to select the sources. Also note that in the View menu, the extension is listed as Menu Bar  – not as Fox News – slightly confusing but it should be fairly obvious which one to use. One of its welcome features is the search field to lookup whatever stories you’re interested in. Like most of them, just click any of the headlines to go directly to the detailed article.

3. Moscow Times

The Moscow Times might seem like a strange choice for a news feed, but it’s an English language newspaper that features popular stories from Russia, Asia and the rest of the world. As such it’s quite an intriguing insight and alternative perspective on many of the most popular news stories. News items are displayed on the extension bar with thumbnails, and there’s also  Top and Latest  buttons at the far right, as well as up and down arrows to scroll through the dozens of stories on offer.

4. Ticker Tool

Ticker Tool isn’t news per se , but it’s certainly an invaluable extension to keep you up to date with your favourite stocks and related news stories. The Ticker Tool button is added into the standard Safari toolbar, and the extension bar includes a search field to enter the stock you’re interested in (either the stock symbol such as AAPL, or the regular name such as Apple), with 3 options: Quote (to obtain the latest stock price and graphs), Transcripts (to view meeting notes and investor meeting transcripts), and SEC (to view US Securities and  Exchange Commission filings).

Here’s a typical example of the Transcripts feature – in this example a list of earnings call transcripts and other news is displayed.

5. Newsriver

Newsriver presents a scrolling news feed in its own extension bar – available sources include Al Jazeera, BBC, CBC, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, and NHK (a Japanese news agency). There are two colour themes (grey and red), with variable scrolling speeds depending on whether the Safari window is active or not. Click on any news item to go directly to the website in question and view the complete story.

Newsriver’s options are quite simple – choose the theme and whatever news feed you want, as shown below.

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Safari & Sharepoint

Safari 7.0 couldn't open my local Sharepoint 2010 website. It's start loading page and hangs, leave me with blank page. Meanwhile chrome is working fine.

Is there anything I could do, or should keep using chrome for this task?

P.S. I don't use any addons or extensions or whatever.

MacBook Pro (15-inch Late 2011), OS X Mavericks (10.9)

Posted on Oct 28, 2013 6:58 AM

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Aug 25, 2017 3:28 PM in response to Ondray Wells Jr.

We are encountering the same issue on Safari 10.1.2 on Sierra 10.12.6 however no SMB shares enabled however exactly the same symptomatically when storing ntlm user / pass in keychain. Leave the password out of keychain and there is no issue or use chrome. I have posted a bug and other developer posts, seems like the same finger pointing game but doesn't that leave the other 3 fingers pointing back at apple?

Oct 30, 2013 9:44 AM in response to Nikolay_Moscow

I have the same problem Safari 7 just hangs trying to load our Sharepoint Site, anyone have any answers. Also iOS 7 has the same problem using Safari

Nov 5, 2013 9:18 AM in response to Nikolay_Moscow

I notice that while it "hangs" there is a significant amount of network traffic going on in both directions. It almost looks like some kind of loop condition gets triggered.

Nov 6, 2013 3:28 AM in response to ttys0

Go to Safari Preferences -> Security and uncheck "Warn when visitng a fradulent website"

Worked for me.

Nov 6, 2013 6:53 AM in response to norbo17

For what it's worth, unchecking that setting has no effect in my environment. Sharepoint 2010 sites won't load in Safari 7.

Nov 6, 2013 10:17 AM in response to ttys0

I should have mentioned that I don't use Sharepoint, but uncheckiing that setting has worked on other sites that load slow or hang ( Apple.com being one of them ).

Another thing you may want to try is to disable all Safari extensions that you may be using, then log out and log back in. If that works then load extensions back one at a time to find out which one is causing the problem. Sometimes that helps and sometimes it doesn't. It kind of hit and miss.

Feb 7, 2014 4:01 AM in response to Nikolay_Moscow

What worked for me was disconnecting from our wired network, connecting on wifi, which then got me the sharepoint login box so i could connect to our site; finally going back to wired, and all was well.

Apr 23, 2014 2:05 PM in response to Nikolay_Moscow

I tried the wireless vs wired method - no go.

I tried the unchecking the Warnings - no go.

I am trying to connect to 2010. This problem just appeard in Mavericks for me. I was able to connect in Mountain Lion. I am able to connect with Firefox....

May 2, 2014 1:57 PM in response to Nikolay_Moscow

I spent some time with Apple today on this problem and think that there is a solution to at least get sharepoint working with safari again.

Before starting, two comments:

(1) You will have to reinstal some pluggins like flash after this.

(2) You need to read the instructions completely. If you don't and just delete everything from the /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ folder, you may have to reinsall OSX!!!!

I had to perform this in safe mode. You may not have to do this, but if you can log in to the site from safe mode, you might conclude that this is a good option.

Now, what I did was follow the manual uninstall instructions in the following article.

http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3230

In addition I deleted everything from the following folders if they appear in either ~/Library/ or /Library/

LaunchAgents

LaunchDaemons

startupitems

I suspect that I will see the issue again after I install one of the pluggins again, but now I can fix it, or maybe diagnose exactly what the problem is.

May 5, 2014 8:40 AM in response to 3NIckB

After reinstalling a few things, I ran into the problem again after I used Microsoft Silverlight. I was able to resolve the problem again following the previously reported proceedure, but there seems to be a conflict that can arise when Silverlight is installed.

Jul 22, 2014 11:54 PM in response to Nikolay_Moscow

Most people in my office use Mac's for their daily work. This includes using Safari for web browsing.

Unfortunately we also use a Sharepoint 2007 site for various things. Our site requires authentication against AD to view it.

Since upgrading to Mavericks everyone has been experiencing problems browsing to the sharepoint site.

The interesting thing is that not everyone has problems at the same time.

I have been able to find a fix for our issue. Figured I would post it here cause it may help some others who are having this issue.

Our issue appears to be related to having one or more SMB volumes mounted in Finder. I initially thought it was only when we had a SMB share mounted that uses the same AD auth as sharepoint, however I have since discovered that it also occurs when I have a share mounted as a guest user from a completely different domain to our sharepoint site.

If I try to load our sharepoint site, Safari starts loading the page and just sits there. It doesn't show any errors just shows the location bar with the blue loading indicator a little way in. The quick fix is to unmount any SMB shares you have mounted by clicking the eject icon next to the share in Finder. As soon as these shares are unmounted, the sharepoint page will display instantly, or you will get an access denied message. If I get the access denied message all I have to do is refresh the page and it loads instantly.

I am wondering if Safari is attempting to re-use SMB credentials or tickets used by Finder which may be causing this issue. Interesting thing is that the SMB volume still functions as normal so it is unlikely to be stale auth credentials or a stale share. Additionally if you connect to a SMB share and then load sharepoint within a short timeframe this issue does not occur. I have not determined what length of time needs to pass before this issue occurs.

Jul 30, 2014 8:26 AM in response to MikeInCanberra

I can verify the same behavior here. We are getting ready to launch a MacBook pilot where I work and I was certain that SharePoint had been working before but suddenly stopped no matter what I tried. As soon as I eject my SMB mounts I can reload SharePoint and get a username/password prompt.

Sep 5, 2014 1:22 AM in response to kevco

Same for me in OSX Yosemite Beta, Sharepoint won't load if you have an SMB share connected, as soon as you eject the share Sharepoint will then display an access denied page, upon refresh it loads fine.

Feb 9, 2015 3:06 PM in response to Gary Raife

Thanks Gary. Disconnecting SMB shares worked for me.🙂

Jun 2, 2015 7:37 AM in response to bx6

Did anyone figure out a workaround/fix for this? We are having the same problem even with the 10.10.4 Beta. If we disconnect the SMB Shares, it works, but it's a pretty poor workaround.

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