The discussion centers around issues faced by users of iContact, particularly those on Mac systems using Safari. Users report that iContact does not support Safari, preventing them from modifying HTML files directly within the platform. A solution provided is to switch to the Firefox browser, which is free to download and has resolved the issue for some users. Overall, the consensus is that while iContact may have limitations on Mac, using alternative browsers can facilitate better functionality.
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I have two sets of dots mugs I need to get rid of!leftymac said:
Ew! Totally agree! I finally put my postcard invite into Mac Word and what a difference!!! It's so much easier to use. I would hate to have to switch over for something else.jcsmilez said:I'm glad you got it resolved. I've actually had issues using iContact on my Mac, no matter what the browser. It's frustrating, I've always had to switch over to windows :yuck:
If iContact is not loading properly in Safari, try clearing your browser cache and cookies. You can do this by going to Safari's preferences, selecting the 'Privacy' tab, and clicking on 'Manage Website Data' to remove stored data. After clearing, restart Safari and try accessing iContact again.
Email formatting issues in iContact while using Safari may be due to browser compatibility. Ensure that you are using the latest version of Safari. If the problem persists, consider switching to another browser like Chrome or Firefox to see if the issue is specific to Safari.
If you are having trouble logging into iContact on Safari, first check your internet connection. Then, ensure that you are entering the correct username and password. If you still cannot log in, try resetting your password or clearing your browser cache as mentioned earlier.
Yes, you can enable pop-ups for iContact in Safari by going to 'Preferences', selecting the 'Websites' tab, and then choosing 'Pop-up Windows' from the sidebar. From there, you can allow pop-ups for iContact by selecting 'Allow' from the dropdown menu next to the site.
If iContact features are unresponsive in Safari, try refreshing the page or restarting the browser. If that doesn't work, check for any available updates for Safari and install them. Additionally, disabling any browser extensions that might interfere with iContact could also help resolve the issue.
It worked, I would have never known, glad I asked here.