![]() Hopefully Apple will resolve this in upcoming versions of Sonoma.Īlso, Sonoma restricts access to the wireless information unless you grant the application Location security permissions, but unfortunately Apple do not request those security permissions when the API is used, and there is no way to manually add Location permissions. However the initial version of Sonoma has a bug where the menu selection API succeeds but then reports an error which will result in the Select a Menu Item action notifies of the failure and aborting the macro unless you turn off notifying and aborting. In fact, Keyboard Maestro versions going back as far as version 4.x still work fine on Sonoma. Save the file as an Application with the name ‘Toggle Javascript in Safari.app’ in your Applications folder for future reference.Yes, Keyboard Maestro version 11 is fully compatible with Sonoma. (authentication is required), then run this script again." with icon stop ¬Ĭopy the script above and paste it into the AppleScript Editor. 'AppleScript Editor.app'\" in the Security & Privacy preference pane ¬ "Check \"Allow apps to control your computer, specifically the ¬ "Security & Privacy Setting Not Enabled." & return & return & ¬ 'Universal Access' and 'preference pane'. NOTE: The following section has a hard-coded return between ![]() the Security and Privacy System Preferences panel on Mavericks.Īctivate set current pane to pane "" check to see if the AppleScript Editor has permission to run in default button "OK" giving up after 7 with icon 1 & return & return & "JavaScript is now " & varResult & ".") ![]() display dialog ("\"Toggle JavaScript\" script confirmation:" display confirmation dialog - this is just annoying, but you can turn "View" of menu bar item "View" of menu bar 1 reload the page, with/without Javascript running. If varResult = 0 then set varResult to "OFF" toggle the Javascript setting ON or OFF - if ON, then set to OFF etc. Get value of checkbox "Enable Javascript" of ¬ window title varies according to type of Prefs initially selected, ¬Ĭopy the result as string to varWindowNameĬlick button "Security" of toolbar 1 of window varWindowNameĬlick checkbox "Enable JavaScript" of group 1 ¬ "Safari" of menu bar item "Safari" of menu bar 1 If ( system attribute "sysv") < 4144 or UI elements enabled then tell application process "Safari" I have updated the AppleScript and have added a Page Reload to speed up viewing in Safari. It didn’t seem to work properly on my Mac, partly because Apple had moved the GUI scripting function into the Security & Privacy System Preferences panel. I found an AppleScript to perform the toggling action, but it was a little bit dated. The High Volume Solution: Script the toggling of Javascript and attach it to a hot key or use it with Spotlight. It isn't as convenient to get to to toggle on and off, but it seems to work. Go to Settings: Safari: Advanced (the bottom of the list): Javascript toggle. Note: this technique will work on an iPhone as well. This works for casual use, but if you find yourself seeking to avoid paywalls often, you may want to go the next step. ![]() Remember to toggle Javascript back on, because so much of the display of the modern web relies on it, that it really isn’t very functional without Javascript turned on. When this doesn’t work for you…Ī Simple Solution: Turn off Javascript in Safari (Safari Menu, Preferences, Security Panel, toggle ‘Enable Javascript’) and then the reload (Command R) the web page. See: The Truth is Paywalled But Lies are Free. The ‘Right’ Solution: Subscribe to the publication and support the whole journalistic enterprise.
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