I have an issue with Safari 6.0.5 on OS X 10.8.4.
When the Norton Internet Security Plugin 1.6.0f8 is enabled in Safari, the styling of elements on websites are destroyed, such as Facebook.
Example, Facebook normally and then the changes made by the extension:
I have an issue with Safari 6.0.5 on OS X 10.8.4.
When the Norton Internet Security Plugin 1.6.0f8 is enabled in Safari, the styling of elements on websites are destroyed, such as Facebook.
Example, Facebook normally and then the changes made by the extension:
Hi Haridharan,
Changing any settings (including enabling and disabling protection itself) from Norton Internet Security didn't do anything unfortunately, as shown in the screenshot. The issue is instantly solved if disabling the Safari Extension from Norton, and instantly back if the extenstion is reenabled.
UPDATE: Looking at what the Norton extension does, it does seem to do something with the Javascript files (docstart.js and docend.js) that the extension adds on top of websites in Safari - I did notice the styling issues mostly effecting a large majority of Submit buttons on websites, so your script and this issue may have something to do with what you do with them, upon looking at the JS files for the extension... Possibly?
Just realised there's some more evidence of the issue... It seems to be trying to add CSS styling to submit buttons or a tags of some sort.. with a black background, rounded corners and added padding... Seems to be the extension not knowing where to apply styles or some sort for somewhere...
Hi Jozzify,
Sorry about the problem. We are looking into it and will update you once the fix is available.
Hi Jozzify,
I apologize for the inconvenience. Great analysis btw. We have found the problem.
Thanks,
H
