FAQ's
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- What's the difference between Speed Download 5 and Lite ?
- Installing Speed Download for the first time.
- Updating Speed Download when a new version comes out.
- Downloading from password protected sites.
- Manage your Internet bandwidth with Speed Download
- Customize Speed Download to your liking.
- Downloading website content for offline viewing
- Sharing files from your hard disk via Speed Download
- Sending a file to another Speed Download user.
- Temporarily disable Speed Download
- Installing Growl
- How to un-install Speed Download properly
- How to connect to BOX.NET via Speed Download
- How do I download a YouTube video with Speed Download 5 ?
- I have missplaced my registration info, how do I recover it ?
- I'm not ready to upgrade to SD5, how do I revert to SD4 ?
- Does SD save the location info of downloaded files ?
- Does SD work with MacGameFiles.com?
- Why does a download restart again from the beginning on its own?
- Why do some downloads suddenly stop at 0.0K before they're completed 100% ?
- Why does Speed Download 5 not launch (it hangs) when I try to start it ?
- How do I enter this ridiculously long registration code ?
- Does Speed Download install spyware ?
- Will Speed Download make my Internet connection much faster ?
- Is Speed Download for dial-up or broadband connections ?
- How does Speed Download integrate with the Apple Safari browser?
- Does Speed Download take over all my downloading ?
- I just paid for Speed Download. Where is my registration info ?
- Why do some .DMG files download via my browser and not Speed Download ?
- Will Speed Download work with my Streamload.com account ?
- Why do I get a "denied" file when downloading from .Mac with Speed Download ?
- Why do I get Error: "localized string not found" (WebKitErroDomain:203)" ?
Why do I get Error: "localized string not found" (WebKitErroDomain:203)" ?
This is not a Speed Download error or bug.
Based on postings in the Apple forums, this seems to be an issue with Safari that is affecting some users. According to users that have emailed us, this problem cropped up at roughly about the same time as the Mac OS X 10.4 update showed up. We have researched this matter and found the following fix for the convenience of our users.
This fix comes courtesy of Jared Cockten, posted in the Apple Discussion Forums
“I’ve tried this on three different machines which had all encountered the same problem and it has fixed them all with no issues and no need for a messy system reinstall/update:
1. Download the latest version of Safari from Apple (this is essential to do before anything else)
2. Locate the webkit files and stick them in the trash: System/Library/Frameworks/webkit.framework (these are used to connect to the web – if you fail to follow step 1, you will kick yourself as you will not be able to connect using ftp, http, etc.)
3. Install Safari from your fresh download
4. Restart
5. Run permissions repair in Disk Utility
6. Rejoice as your contextual meanus reappear in Safari.”
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