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All the other messing about with Malwarebytes etc is a waste of time. Apple OS X Mavericks 10.9.1 Update Fixes Mail, Safari, Other Software By Will Conley / Dec. You have two choices: Either you update to at least Yosemite (10.10) with a more up to date and supported version of Safari or you stop using Safari as your browser and use Firefox or Chrome instead. That message that keeps popping up is Safari warning you that its certificate for is out of date and it will appear everytime you go onto eBay and other sites that link to. Apple wants you to update to its newest version of macOS. Because the version of Safari on Mavericks 10.9.x is outdated, the security certificates that allow it to link to certain sites have expired and Apple is not renewing them. It is an adserver that certain websites, including eBay, link to. is not a virus or an ad popup so all the usual suggestions will not work.
One of the responses on Apple discussion was interesting and here it is below: Someone mentioned that they tried 1.3.1 and they are still having the same problem. We are absolutely planning to migrate to the modular version of Firebase 9, but we have not been able to try that yet and we don't know if that would affect this problem.I went on Apple discussion and within the past week there are over 300 complaints regarding the same problem.
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We had no similar problems with version 8, and we have not changed our code when transitioning to the compat build. Wait one hour and then perform an action that requires auth (in our case, it's trying to upload a file to Storage).Sign in using custom token (unknown if that is required).On Safari 14 or 15, use Firebase Auth 9.1.3 compat.But once you sign a user in using signInWithCustomToken(), they will remain signed in into the device until their session is invalidated or the user signs out. We do know that custom tokens has an expiration of one hour, but your docs clarify that this is unrelated in the following sentence and that the Firebase sessions should function longer (which it also always has done previously): Note: this only controls the time when the custom token itself expires. We are using a custom token to authenticate the session to begin with, but that happens immediately and one hour prior to the triggered errors. If I haven't misunderstood anything, this should be handled internally by the Firebase SDK. So, something must happen after specifically one hour, for instance the requirement of a refresh-token exchange the seems to fail. Internet Explorer version 9.0 or greater: Opera version 12.15 or greater. Note that it's not one hour idle, but rather with continuous Firebase actions every 3-5 minutes without any issues. Overview of Version 9.1.0 Compatibility Agents Web Browsers for the Administration UI. None of the error reports show a session duration shorter than one hour.
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In June 2008, Apple released version 3.1.2, 33 34 which addressed a security vulnerability in the Windows version where visiting a malicious web site could force a download of executable files and execute them on the user.
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The error seems to be triggered on the first Firebase action after the one hour mark (our error reports range from just a few seconds after one hour, up to several minutes, and normal flow in our application is one Firebase action at least every 5 minutes). The first stable, non-beta version of Safari for Windows, Safari 3.1, was offered as a free download on March 18, 2008. The error is only triggered in Safari (macOS and iOS), and only for sessions longer than one hour. OS OS version Browser Release version iOS: 12 Safari 9.0.009.04+ 11 Safari 9.0.000.08+ 10 Safari 9.0.000.08+ 9 Safari 9.0.000.
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