I have no such problems with Firefox, my alternative browser.Įnglish translation of the message I received when I clicked the now stuck address is: “Safari was unable to find the server. However, given that I use Google Chrome, not sure how 'easy' it is to get a version compatible with El Capitan. It does a more extensive job than Malwarebytes.Īfter that, you still might want to consider re-installing Safari. You can use it in trial mode, and it is very good. The other one is ClamXav, available from here: It is good at finding some malware, and adware. One is Malwarebytes, available from here:Īs you can see, there is a free version. Here are a couple of programs you can try: How much space is on your internal drive? If you are doing that, what software do you use for that task?ģ.

Are you making backups to an external device? That task is so, so critical. Have you ever done any disk cleanup/maintenance/repairs, from a software perspective? You can actually do quite a lot of disk cleanup on your own, and there are some excellent products available (both free and commercial) that can help you with that.Ģ. By the way, does this happen when you use another browser?īefore offering some possible solutions, need to ask some important questions:ġ. Although an English translation of that message could help, it seems like you have contacted some kind of malware and/or adware.

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