Silverlight Plugin - Revision history

Shawn at 02:24, 20 January 2022

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Shawn at 01:45, 20 May 2014

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Shawn at 00:10, 18 December 2013

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Problems on Safari 7 on OS X 10.9 Mavericks

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Problems on Safari 7 on OS X 10.9 Mavericks

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Problems on Safari 7 on OS X 10.9 Mavericks

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Problems on Safari 7 on OS X 10.9 Mavericks

Shawn: Created page with "Spiffy Stores uses the Silverlight Plugin in our Toolbox software to facilitate the display of your store's statistics, image resizing and image uploading. Sometimes there ar..."

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Created page with "Spiffy Stores uses the Silverlight Plugin in our Toolbox software to facilitate the display of your store's statistics, image resizing and image uploading. Sometimes there ar..."

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Spiffy Stores uses the Silverlight Plugin in our Toolbox software to facilitate the display of your store's statistics, image resizing and image uploading. Sometimes there are issues with the plugin, so we have created this page to assist store owners resolving problems with Silverlight on their computer. We'll update this page on an ongoing basis when we are notified of any issues.

==Problems on Safari 7 on OS X 10.9 Mavericks==

Apple "Mavericks" OS X 10.9 includes a new version 7 of its Safari Internet browser. New Macs include the Mavericks OS X and current users of OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and later can upgrade to Mavericks for free. For an extra level of security, Safari 7 automatically sandboxes all plug-ins (such as Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight), but it also includes a new plug-in manager for user control. The plug-in manager allows users to enable or disable plug-ins either on a per website basis (such as for your store's Toolbox) or globally.

To set Safari 7 to allow the Silverlight plug-in to run specifically to support Toolbox functions:
# Open your store's Toolbox in Safari
# In the top left of Desktop, next to Apple icon, click "Safari"
# Under Safari select Preferences
# Select Security
# Click on the "Manage Website Settings" button
# Click on Silverlight in the list of available plug-ins on the left (see example image to "Allow" Adobe Flash plug-in below)
# On the right, select the address of your store's site
# Click "Run in Unsafe Mode" to give Silverlight access to computer resources
# Click Done.

Sandbox Note. Sandboxing is a security mechanism to tightly control access to computer memory and operating system resources for unknown or untrusted code or websites. Changing these settings doesn't compromise your secirty settings at all, as they only apply to your store's Toolbox.

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		+	<span style="color: white; padding: 20px; background-color: red;">Please note: We no longer use the Silverlight Plugin so this information no longer applies.</span>
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	Spiffy Stores uses the Silverlight Plugin in our Toolbox software to facilitate the display of your store's statistics, image resizing and image uploading. Sometimes there are issues with the plugin, so we have created this page to assist store owners resolving problems with Silverlight on their computer. We'll update this page on an ongoing basis when we are notified of any issues.		Spiffy Stores uses the Silverlight Plugin in our Toolbox software to facilitate the display of your store's statistics, image resizing and image uploading. Sometimes there are issues with the plugin, so we have created this page to assist store owners resolving problems with Silverlight on their computer. We'll update this page on an ongoing basis when we are notified of any issues.

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	''Sandbox Note: Sandboxing is a security mechanism to tightly control access to computer memory and operating system resources for unknown or untrusted code or websites. Changing these settings doesn't compromise your security settings at all, as they only apply to your store's Toolbox.''		''Sandbox Note: Sandboxing is a security mechanism to tightly control access to computer memory and operating system resources for unknown or untrusted code or websites. Changing these settings doesn't compromise your security settings at all, as they only apply to your store's Toolbox.''
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		+	== Related Pages==
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		+	*[[Troubleshooting image upload issues\|Troubleshooting image upload issues]]
		+	*[[Silverlight Plugin\|Problems on Safari 7 on OS X 10.9 Mavericks]]

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	# Click Done.		# Click Done.

−	''Sandbox ~~Not~~: Sandboxing is a security mechanism to tightly control access to computer memory and operating system resources for unknown or untrusted code or websites. Changing these settings doesn't compromise your security settings at all, as they only apply to your store's Toolbox.''	+	''Sandbox Note: Sandboxing is a security mechanism to tightly control access to computer memory and operating system resources for unknown or untrusted code or websites. Changing these settings doesn't compromise your security settings at all, as they only apply to your store's Toolbox.''

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	# Click Done.		# Click Done.

−	Sandbox ~~Note.~~ Sandboxing is a security mechanism to tightly control access to computer memory and operating system resources for unknown or untrusted code or websites. Changing these settings doesn't compromise your ~~secirty~~ settings at all, as they only apply to your store's Toolbox.	+	''Sandbox Not: Sandboxing is a security mechanism to tightly control access to computer memory and operating system resources for unknown or untrusted code or websites. Changing these settings doesn't compromise your security settings at all, as they only apply to your store's Toolbox.''

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 # Select Security
 # Click on the "Manage Website Settings" button
-# Click on Silverlight in the list of available plug-ins on the left (see example image to "Allow" Adobe Flash plug-in below)
+# Click on Silverlight in the list of available plug-ins on the left
 # On the right, select the address of your store's site
 # Click "Run in Unsafe Mode" to give Silverlight access to computer resources

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 To set Safari 7 to allow the Silverlight plug-in to run specifically to support Toolbox functions:
 # Open your store's Toolbox in Safari
-# In the top left of Desktop, next to Apple icon, click "Safari"
+# In the top left of Desktop, next to the Apple icon, click "Safari"
 # Under Safari select Preferences
 # Select Security

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 ==Problems on Safari 7 on OS X 10.9 Mavericks==
-Apple "Mavericks" OS X 10.9 includes a new version 7 of its Safari Internet browser. New Macs include the Mavericks OS X and current users of OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and later can upgrade to Mavericks for free. For an extra level of security, Safari 7 automatically sandboxes all plug-ins (such as Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight), but it also includes a new plug-in manager for user control. The plug-in manager allows users to enable or disable plug-ins either on a per website basis (such as for your store's Toolbox) or globally.
+Apple "Mavericks" OS X 10.9 includes a new version 7 of its Safari Internet browser. New Macs include the Mavericks OS X and current users of OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and later can upgrade to Mavericks for free.
 To set Safari 7 to allow the Silverlight plug-in to run specifically to support Toolbox functions: